
The New Century Standard Letter-Writer
Business, Family and Social Correspondence, Love-Letters, Etiquette, Synonyms, Legal Forms, EtcBy Alfred B. ChambersLength8h 46m
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In "The New Century Standard Letter-Writer," Alfred B. Chambers presents an extensive compilation of letters tailored for various occasions, from formal correspondences to personal notes. This meticulously structured work reflects the evolving communication trends of the early 20th century, showcasing Chambers' keen understanding of the nuances surrounding etiquette and expression. His literary style is both pragmatic and accessible, employing clear language that resonates well with a broad audience while remaining mindful of the changing societal expectations during this period of transformation and modernization in communication. Alfred B. Chambers, an esteemed figure in the field of correspondence and etiquette, drew upon his extensive experience in professional writing and publishing to craft this guide. His insights into interpersonal communication were shaped by the rapid technological advances of his time, particularly the advent of the typewriter and postal services, which revolutionized how people engaged with one another across distances, thereby insisting upon the necessity for clear, effective writing in both personal and professional realms. This book is highly recommendable for anyone seeking to enhance their writing skills or navigate the complexities of correspondence in a thoughtful manner. Whether just embarking on their writing journey or looking to refine their existing abilities, readers will find this guide invaluable for crafting meaningful connections through the art of letter-writing.
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GenreOther
Length8 hrs 46 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 16, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PART I BUSINESS INTERCOURSE
2CHAPTER I COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE
3A. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
4B. EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYE
5C. BUYING, SELLING AND SHIPPING GOODS
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6D. CREDITS AND BUSINESS REFERENCES
7E. ACCOUNTS AND PAYMENTS
8F. BUSINESS NOTICES
9CHAPTER II SEMI-PRIVATE BUSINESS
1074. From a Gentleman of Leisure to his Bank.
1175. From a Lady to her Bank.
1276. From a Tenant to his Landlord, concerning Repairs.
1377. Answer to the Above.
1478. From a Tenant to his Landlord, Complaining of Neglect.
1579. Answer to the Above.
1680. From a Lady to a Firm of Real Estate Agents, Making an Offer for a Furnished House.
1781. From a Lady to a Firm of Real Estate Agents, Asking Them to put a House on Their Lists.
1882. From a Lady to a Real Estate Agent Asking for a List of Houses for Rent.
1983. To a Real Estate Firm Asking Information About a Farm.
2084. From a Gentleman to House Decorators, Asking for an Estimate.
2185. From a Gentleman to a Firm of House Decorators, Asking for Time to Settle His Account.
2286. From a Gentleman to a Firm of Publishers, Enclosing Subscription.
2387. To the Baggage Master of a R. R. Depot, Concerning Lost Baggage.
2488. From a Lady to a Dressmaker, Complaining of Extravagant Charges.
2589. From a Lady to a Dressmaker Postponing the Settlement of an Account.
2690. From a Gentleman to His Tailor.
2791. Applying for a Situation as Teacher.
2892. Recommending a Teacher.
2993. From a Lady to Her Lawyer Concerning a Claim Against Her.
3094. From a Lady to a Lawyer Concerning a Bill of Costs.
31CHAPTER III PRIVATE BUSINESS
3295. Asking a Friend to Make a Purchase for the Writer.
3396. From a Lady Asking a Friend to Visit Furnished Houses for Rent.
3497. From a Lady to a Friend, Asking Her to Engage Rooms at the Sea-shore.
3598. From a Lady to a Lawyer Requesting His Immediate Attendance upon Her Father.
3699. From a Lady to a Medical Man, Requesting His Immediate Attendance.
37100. From a Lady to a Medical Man, Asking for His Account.
38101. To a Gentleman Concerning a Note the Writer has Indorsed for Him.
39102. Requesting a Loan from a Friend.
40103. Answer to the Above.
41104. Asking a Relative for a Temporary Loan.
42105. From a Lady to Another Concerning a Furnished Country House.
43106. Answer to the Above.
44107. From a Young Lady Desirous of Securing Farm-House Board.
45108. Answer to the Above.
46109. From a Lady Desirous of Placing a Sick Child at a Farm House.
47110. Answer to the Above.
48111. From a Lady to a Teacher of Music.
49112. Answer to the Above.
50113. To an Artist Concerning a Portrait.