The young secretary's guide: or, A speedy help to learning
Subtitle: In two parts. Part  I. Containing the most curious art of inditing familiar letters .... Likewise a short English dictionary, explaining hard words. Part II. Containing the nature of writings obligatory, &c. ... Made suitable to the people of New-England
By: By Thomas Hill. Gent..
Contributors: Hill, John, Gent; Phillips, John, 1701-1763
Edition: The sixth edition. With large and useful additions.
Publisher: Reprinted for John Phillips, on the South-side of the Town-House.
Published: 1727
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 116
Subjects: English language; Dictionaries; Early works to 1700; Letter writing; Early works to 1800; Legal correspondence; Commercial correspondence; Forms (Law); Bookbinding; Specimens
Other titles: Experienc'd secretary; Citizen & Countryman's Companion; Speedy help to learning
Work titles: Experienc'd secretary
Notes: This is The experienc'd secretary, by Thomas Goodman; The young secretary's guide, by John Hill, is a different work. Cf. Smith College studies in modern languages 15 (1934) : 85.

Running title: [Verso] The experienc'd secretary: or, [recto] Citizen & Countryman's Companion.

"The Printer to the reader" signed: J.A. [?].

Edition statement transposed; precedes "By Thomas Hill. Gent." on title page.

"Imprint variant of Evans 2879."  Cf. Shipton & Mooney, 39863.

Signatures: A-K⁶.

Cf. Evans 2879

Karpinsky, L.C.  Mathematical works p. 36

Bristol B731

English short title catalogue, W36053