Teutscher Secretarius
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"Teutscher Secretarius" by Kaspar von Stieler is a comprehensive guide to German language usage, particularly for secretarial and official writing, originally published in the 17th century. This work provides detailed instruction on proper writing style, grammar, and rhetoric, offering insights into the conventions of formal German communication during that era.
A valuable resource for historians, linguists, and anyone interested in the evolution of the German language, "Teutscher Secretarius" showcases the standards and expectations for written communication in a historical context. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the art of crafting effective and persuasive correspondence.
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