For students with good knowledge of English and those who wish to make a start on commercial correspondence.

Special attention is paid to commercial correspondence and English grammar.

Each volume includes standard models for commercial correspondence, business communication (telephone and telex), and cultural briefing.

In the late 1490s he was using his commercial correspondence for sending encoded information to Venice regarding the movements of the Turkish navy.

In 1934-35 she took a course in "Commercial correspondence and précis writing" at Heriot-Watt College.

Private and commercial correspondence was carried out in Anglo-Norman or Anglo-French from the 13th to the 15th century, though its spelling forms were often displaced by continental spellings.

This institution was founded in 1835 by Jorge Tornquist, and operated as a sorting office for last minute mail, receiving commercial correspondence after the official mailbags had been sealed.

Is learning English, French (correspondence course), shorthand in Dutch, English and German, commercial correspondence in English, woodworking, economics and sometimes math; seldom reads, sometimes geography.

The history of the Hittite civilization is known mostly from cuneiform texts found in the area of their empire, and from diplomatic and commercial correspondence found in various archives in Egypt and the Middle East.

Napoleon, in directing this officer to transmit letters to him under the cover of a commercial correspondence, to quiet his apprehensions that the correspondence might be discovered, said, "Do you think, then, that all letters are opened at the post office?

This was followed by a German-English/English-German dictionary of commercial correspondence, Universal-Lexicon der Englischen und Deutschen Handlungs-Correspondenz, which also appeared in both German and English versions and was published in 1816.

All who are engaged in commercial pursuits form a corporation united by the strongest of all bonds, common interest; and commercial correspondence frequently presents a fertile field for observation, and affords much valuable information, which often escapes the inquiries of Government agents.

The Trpanj merchants were thus first in Dalmatia to require that commercial correspondence be carried out in Croatian, at a time when aristocracy and citizens of Italian upbringing tried to negate any cultural character of the language of the masses.