Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- General Introduction -- Bibliography -- Note on Copy Texts -- The Form of Letters -- [Anon.], The New Academy of Complements: Or, The Lover's Secretary,14th edn (1754) -- [Anon.], The Complete Letter Writer: Or Polite English Secretary, 12th edn (1768) -- [Anon.], The New Complete Letter Writer: Or, The Art of Correspondence (1790) -- Translations from the French -- Jean-Puget de la Serre, The Secretary in Fashion, or, An Elegant and Compendious Way of Writing all Manner of Letters, 6th edn (1683) -- Vincent de Voiture, Familiar and Courtly Letters, to Persons of Honourand Quality, by M. Voiture, 3rd edn (1701 [1702]) -- Manuals Published in London -- [Anon.], Th e Academy of Complements: With Many New Additions ofSongs and Catches A-la-Mode (1684 -- L.B., Sir C.S., Sir W.D. [Charles Sackville, Earl of Dorset], Th e NewAcademy of Complements, Erected for Ladies, Gentlewomen, Courtiers, Gentlemen, Scholars, Soldiers, Citizens, Country-men (1698) -- Manuals Published in London and Worcester, MA -- [Anon.], A New Academy of Compliments: Or, Th e Lover's Secretary,14th edn (1754) -- Manuals Published in London, Philadelphia, Wilmington, DE and New York -- [Henry Scougal], Th e American Academy of Compliments -- or Th eComplete American Secretary (1796) -- Editorial Notes