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Polite epistolary correspondence. A collection of letters, on the most instructive and entertaining subjects. ... To which are prefix'd, two introductory letters: shewing the necessity and use of such a collection

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  • "Polite epistolary correspondence A collection of letters, on the most instructive and entertaining subjects. ... To which are prefix'd, two introductory letters: shewing the necessity and use of such a collection"
  • "Polite epistolary correspondence. A collection of letters, on the most instructive and entertaining subjects. ... To which are prefix'd, two introductory letters: shewing the necessity and use of such a collection"@en
  • "Polite epistolary correspondence"
  • "Polite epistolary correspondence a collection of letters, on the most instructive and entertaining subjects. ... To which are prefix'd, two introductory letters: shewing the necessity and use of such a collection"@en
  • "Polite epistolary correspondence a collection of letters, on the most instructive and entertaining subjects. ... To which are prefix'd, two introductory letters: shewing the necessity and use of such a collection"
  • "Polite epistolary correspondence a collection of letters, on the most instructive and entertaining subjects. Viz. Of Love and Gallantry. Of Compliment. Satyrical. Of Reproach. Of Reprimand. Of Consolation and Condolance. On asking Advice. On giving Advice. Of Morality. On making a Present. Of Recommendation. Of Invitation. Of Congratulation. Of Excuse and Apology. To desire Favours. Of Complaint. With Answers to them. To which are prefix'd, two introductory letters: shewing the necessity and use of such a collection; particularly in the instructing of Youth to indite Letters well on all Occasions"
  • "Polite epistolary correspondence. a collection of letters, on the most instructive and entertaining subjects. Viz. Of Love and Gallantry. Of Compliment. Satyrical. Of Reproach. Of Reprimand. Of Consolation and Condolance. On asking Advice. On giving Advice. Of Morality. On making a Present. Of Recommendation. Of Invitation. Of Congratulation. Of Excuse and Apology. To desire Favours. Of Complaint. With Answers to them. To which are prefix'd, two introductory letters: shewing the necessity and use of such a collection; particularly in the instructing of Youth to indite Letters well on all Occasions"@en

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