Thomas E. Pearsall Books

Abstract: The text is intended to accompany a course in occupational writing for the world of work. Writing formulas for commercial correspondence develop the students' style from the use of simple...

How To Write For The World Of Work

By Thomas E. Pearsall, Donald H. Cunningham

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How To Write For The World Of Work

By Thomas E. Pearsall, Thomas E. Pearsall, Donald H. Cunningham

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How To Write For The World Of Work

By Thomas E. Pearsall, Donald H. Cunningham, Pearsall, Thomas E., Cunningham, Donald H.

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xiii, 397 p. : 24 cm Bibliography: p. 387-388 Includes index

How To Write For The World Of Work

By Thomas E. Pearsall, Donald H. Cunningham, Thomas E. Pearshall, Pearsall, Thomas E., Cunningham, Donald H., Pearshall, Thomas E.

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Designed for advanced professional, technical or business writing courses, this text covers basic principles, correspondence and reports, and provides a guide to common problems.

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