This book is a classic guide to effective writing, focusing on the principles of style, structure, and argumentation. It provides practical advice for both students and professionals on how to write clear and persuasive prose, and includes examples from literature and journalism. The author, Fred Newton Scott, was a renowned scholar of rhetoric and composition and was known for his innovative approaches to teaching writing. This volume is a must-read for anyone looking to improve their writing skills.

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