Punctuation and the use of capital letters
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Author
Publication
1886 - Eldredge & Brother, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Language
English
Word Count
18,500 words, Guess
Page Count
74 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6527723M
- OCLC Control Number18712912
- OCLC Control Number9278527
- Internet Archivepunctuationandu00hartgoog
- Library of Congress Control Number11002809
Classifications
- LCCPE1450 .H3
Description
This book is a treatise on punctuation and capitalization. It is an excerpt from *Hart’s Composition and Rhetoric*—a larger, more comprehensive work. The book states rules for the use of various punctuation marks and for when to capitalize certain words. The book also provides examples of the rules applied. Finally, the book provides examples for practice (exercises), but does not contain a key for those exercises.
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