Formal Modes of Addressing Titled and Distinguished Personages with Examples of Superscription, Commencement and Termination of Letters
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Formal Modes of Addressing Titled and Distinguished Personages with Examples of Superscription, Commencement and Termination of Letters

by Edward Pope

Communication Skills Etiquette Historical Reference
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This concise reference explains formal modes of addressing titled and distinguished personages. It includes examples of superscription, commencement, and termination for letters, making it a useful guide to the conventions and phrasing of formal correspondence.

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This reference work focuses on formal modes of addressing titled and distinguished personages.

It covers the wording used for superscription, commencement, and termination of letters.

Examples provide a practical guide to the structure and phrasing of formal correspondence.

Written by Edward Pope, the book serves as a concise resource for readers seeking guidance on traditional letter forms.

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