
The book ON ENGLISH COMPOSITION by Charles Kingsley was published in 1857 and is a guide to writing effective English prose. It covers topics such as grammar, syntax, punctuation, and style, with the aim of helping readers improve their writing skills. The book has been widely read and praised for its clear explanations and practical advice.
By Charles Kingsley · Genre: Educational, Reference, Non-fiction · 3,946 words
Introductory Lectures given at Queen's College, London, 1848.
An introductory lecture on English composition is, I think, as much needed as one on any other subject taught in this College. For in the first place, I am not sure whether we all mean the same thing when we speak of English composition; and in the next place, I believe that pupils themselves are very often best able to tell their teachers what sort of instruction they require. I purpose therefore to-day, not only to explain freely my intentions with regard to this course of lectures, but to ask you to explain freely your own wants.
On English Composition is listed on Textopian as an essay by Charles Kingsley, dated Date unknown.
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