The entertaining correspondent; or, newest and most compleat polite letter writer. In three parts ... To which is prefixed, a large introduction, containing directions and proper forms to be observed in writing familiar letters on all occasions, and addressing persons of eminent rank and station. For the use of young gentlemen, ladies, tradesmen, &c
By: [John Tavernier]
Publisher: R. Taylor
Published: 1759
Place of publication: Berwick [England]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 348
Subjects: Letter writing; Correspondence as Topic; Letters
Notes: ESTC T75790.
Table of contents: title: Letters historical and moral, containing a particular account of the political sate [sic] of Europe, and a description of its chief cities.; title: Familiar letters on the most ordinary and important occasions in life. Forms of messages for cards or billets.; title: Precepts and select moral sentences, extracted from the greatest authors, antient and modern.