First published in 1829, this book is an entertaining and informative guide to the art of letter writing. It includes templates and examples for a variety of letters, including invitations, apologies, and love letters. The book also provides guidance on the use of language and etiquette in correspondence. This is a fascinating glimpse into a bygone era of social communication.

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