How to Write Themes and Term Papers (How to Write Successfully in High School and College) by Barbara L. Ellis

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by Barbara L. Ellis

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Info:	Barron's Educational Series (1989), Paperback, 264 pages
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A new chapter shows students how to prepare themes for complex or specialized subjects, such as business or science. Practical advice directs readers toward selecting a topic, developing a concept, and styling the paper according to academic standards. Includes spelling, punctuation, and grammar reviews.

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