[Gutenberg 22222] • How to Write Letters (Formerly The Book of Letters) / A Complete Guide to Correct Business and Personal Correspondence by Crowther, Mary Owens -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

HOW TO WRITE LETTERS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CONTENTS

CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV CHAPTER V CHAPTER VI CHAPTER VII CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER IX CHAPTER X CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XII CHAPTER XIII

LIST OF TEXT ILLUSTRATIONS HOW TO WRITE LETTERS CHAPTER I WHAT IS A LETTER? CHAPTER II THE PURPOSE OF THE LETTER CHAPTER III THE PARTS OF A LETTER

1. The Heading 2. The Inside Address 3. The Salutation 4. The Body of the Letter 5. The Complimentary Close 6. The Signature 7. The Superscription

CHAPTER IV BEING APPROPRIATE—WHAT TO AVOID

Commom Offenses Stock Phrases in Business Letters

CHAPTER V PERSONAL LETTERS—SOCIAL AND FRIENDLY

Invitations and Acknowledgments

FORMAL INVITATIONS INFORMAL INVITATIONS

The Letter of Condolence Letters of Sympathy in Case of Illness Letters of Congratulation Letters of Introduction Letter of Thanks Letters between Friends

CHAPTER VI PERSONAL BUSINESS LETTERS CHAPTER VII THE BUSINESS LETTER

Sales and Announcement Letters Keeping the Customer Selling Real Estate Bank Letters Letters of Order and Acknowledgment Letters of Complaint and Adjustment Credit and Collection Letters Letters to References Given by the Applicant Letters of Application Letters of Reference Letters of Introduction Letters of Inquiry

CHAPTER VIII THE USE OF FORM PARAGRAPHS CHAPTER IX CHILDREN'S LETTERS CHAPTER X TELEGRAMS

Occasional Telegrams

CHAPTER XI THE LAW OF LETTERS—CONTRACT LETTERS CHAPTER XII THE COST OF A LETTER CHAPTER XIII STATIONERY, CRESTS AND MONOGRAMS

Social Correspondence Business Stationery

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