Thought-Building in Composition, by Robert Wilson Neal, is a comprehensive training manual designed to enhance the method and mechanics of writing. Originally published in 1913, this book offers timeless guidance on effective composition, suitable for both students and aspiring writers.
The manual provides instruction, exercises, and examples to help readers develop clear and compelling writing skills. A supplementary division focuses on journalistic writing, offering practical experience and insights into the field. This section shows how journalistic writing can function as practical training for other kinds of writing.
Neala?(TM)s approach emphasizes the fundamental principles of rhetoric and composition, providing a solid foundation for developing a strong and articulate writing style. This book remains a valuable resource for anyone seeking to improve their writing abilities and understand the craft of composition.
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