Aristarchus: Or, the Principles of Composition; Containing a Methodical Arrangement of the Improprieties Frequent in Writing and Conversation; With Select Rules for Attaining to Purity and Elegance of Expression

Improve your writing skills and conversation style with this methodical guide on composition and language. Philip Withers' 'Aristarchus' provides select rules for attaining purity and elegance of expression, making it a valuable tool for writers and speakers alike.

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