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Description:Excerpt from The Newspaper Worker, 1906: Designed for All Who Write, but Especially Addressed to the Reporter Who May Have Only a Vague Notion of the Aims, Scope and Requirements of His ProfessionRamsay in his Life of Washington notes the remarkable fact that men on the patriotic side in the American Revolution, who could scarcely write their names when the struggle with the mother country began, were capable at its close of producing letters that practiced, educated writers need not be ashamed to acknowledge.This is a striking, historic instance of what perseverence, intelligently directed, may accomplish. These men had to write so their language would be understood and admit of none save an exact interpretation. They wrote with care, and with strict attention to accuracy. They wasted no time on frills or cheap attempts at ornament. They learned almost intuitively to call things by their right names, and they avoided ambiguity because they knew that a misinterpretation of their meaning might lead to disaster and ruin.There can be no manner of doubt that these almost unlettered patriots carefully read over and freely criticized what they wrote, and that they became exact and explicit in expressing themselves, through sheer necessity of occasions.Washington was himself in the strictest sense of the 'word a self educated man. He lost his father at an early age and his days in school were so few that he began life without so much as a rudimentary knowl edge oi English grammar.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Newspaper Worker, 1906: Designed for All Who Write, but Especially Addressed to the Reporter Who May Have Only a Vague Notion of the Aims, Scope ... of His Profession (Classic Reprint). To get started finding The Newspaper Worker, 1906: Designed for All Who Write, but Especially Addressed to the Reporter Who May Have Only a Vague Notion of the Aims, Scope ... of His Profession (Classic Reprint), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Excerpt from The Newspaper Worker, 1906: Designed for All Who Write, but Especially Addressed to the Reporter Who May Have Only a Vague Notion of the Aims, Scope and Requirements of His ProfessionRamsay in his Life of Washington notes the remarkable fact that men on the patriotic side in the American Revolution, who could scarcely write their names when the struggle with the mother country began, were capable at its close of producing letters that practiced, educated writers need not be ashamed to acknowledge.This is a striking, historic instance of what perseverence, intelligently directed, may accomplish. These men had to write so their language would be understood and admit of none save an exact interpretation. They wrote with care, and with strict attention to accuracy. They wasted no time on frills or cheap attempts at ornament. They learned almost intuitively to call things by their right names, and they avoided ambiguity because they knew that a misinterpretation of their meaning might lead to disaster and ruin.There can be no manner of doubt that these almost unlettered patriots carefully read over and freely criticized what they wrote, and that they became exact and explicit in expressing themselves, through sheer necessity of occasions.Washington was himself in the strictest sense of the 'word a self educated man. He lost his father at an early age and his days in school were so few that he began life without so much as a rudimentary knowl edge oi English grammar.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Newspaper Worker, 1906: Designed for All Who Write, but Especially Addressed to the Reporter Who May Have Only a Vague Notion of the Aims, Scope ... of His Profession (Classic Reprint). To get started finding The Newspaper Worker, 1906: Designed for All Who Write, but Especially Addressed to the Reporter Who May Have Only a Vague Notion of the Aims, Scope ... of His Profession (Classic Reprint), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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