RetÃ3rica Epistolar, Ã", Arte Nuevo De Escribir Todo GÃ(c)nero De Cartas Misivas Y Familiares Con Arreglo à La Nueva Doctrina De Los Autores Mas CÃ(c)lebres, Asi Nacionales Como Extrangeros...

RetÃ3rica Epistolar, Ã", Arte Nuevo De Escribir Todo Género De Cartas Misivas Y Familiares Con Arreglo Á La Nueva Doctrina De Los Autores Mas Célebres, Asi Nacionales Como Extrangeros... is a comprehensive guide to letter writing, reflecting the epistolary customs and rhetorical styles of the 19th century. Authored by Antonio Marques y Espejo, this book offers a detailed exploration of crafting various types of letters, from formal missives to intimate family correspondence. Rooted in the teachings of both national and international celebrated authors, the work provides insights into the art of effective communication and persuasive rhetoric through the written word.
This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding historical approaches to letter writing and the cultural significance of correspondence during this period. Readers interested in historical linguistics, social customs, or the art of communication will find this a fascinating and informative read.
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