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Composition-Rhetoric

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A practical course in composition and rhetoric for secondary pupils that emphasizes learning by practice: frequent themed writing, focused drills, and oral exercises designed to develop fluency, clarity, and confidence. Early chapters introduce description, narration, exposition, and argument in bite-sized lessons that isolate a single point of improvement; later chapters expand and unify those forms for more mature students. Instruction centers on the paragraph as the unit of composition, on smooth transitions and unity in whole essays, and on constructive classroom response. Additional material covers sentence and word choice, letter writing, and model readings to guide practice.

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Stratton D. Brooks

Stratton D. Brooks was an American educator and author known for his contributions to educational literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is particularly recognized for his series of readers designed for schoolchildren, including "Brooks's Readers, Third Year" and "Brooks's Readers: First Year," which aimed to enhance literacy and comprehension skills. Additionally, his work "Composition-Rhetoric" reflects his commitment to teaching effective writing and communication. Brooks's educational materials have played a significant role in shaping early reading and writing instruction.

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