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Dear Mr. Henshaw

Beverly Cleary

1983 ★ 4.0

For the love of letters

John O'Connell

2012

Women's lives and the 18th-century English novel

Elizabeth Bergen Brophy

1991

Letters, a guide for improving them

United States. Department of Agriculture. Office of Personnel

1951

Ancient epistolary theorists

Abraham J. Malherbe

1988

The mole family's Christmas

Russell Hoban

1969

Sylvia Plath

Susan Bassnett

1987

To the letter

Simon Garfield

2014

The second post, a companion to "The gentlest art"

E. V. Lucas

1910

The big book of How to say it

Rosalie Maggio

2001

How to Write It

Sandra E. Lamb

1999

Night waking

Sarah Moss

2012

Cold Earth

Sarah Moss

2010

The penman's hand-book

George Arthur Gaskell

1883

Above and Beyond

Sandra Brown

1986 ★ 4.3

How to Write Powerful Letters of Recommendation

Susan Whalley

2000

Affectionately Yours

Kathryn June

2000 ★ 4.7

Delicious!

Ruth Reichl

2014

Gender, authenticity, and the missive letter in eighteenth-century France

Mary McAlpin

2006

Don't forget to write

Martina Selway

1992

Lifetime encyclopedia of letters

Harold E. Meyer

1982

Dear Napoleon, I Know You're Dead, But..

Elvira Woodruff

1992

Dear Sister

Ulrike Wiethaus, Karen Cherewatuk

1993

Quiet dell

Jayne Anne Phillips

2013

175 high-impact cover letters

Richard H. Beatty

1996

Letters from Skye

Jessica Brockmole

2013

Handbook of business letters

L. E. Frailey

1965

Over 300 successful business letters for all occasions

Bond, Alan

1998

The T.F. letters

Karen Ray

2000

The Paston family in the fifteenth century

Colin Richmond

1990

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