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How to Write a Professional Reference Letter for a Colleague or Employee
Writing a professional reference letter for your co-workers is something everyone might have to do at some point in their lives. A good letter of recommendation can open doors in their career, providing new opportunities and job prospects. But the reference letter needs to be well-written, and able to effectively sell these people. A good… Read More »How to Write a Professional Reference Letter for a Colleague or Employee
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Writing the Perfect Love Letter: Expressing Affection and Romance
A love letter is one of the most timeless and intimate ways to show your affection to those who matter the most to you. They have only become more important in this world of instant messaging where being able to create a hand-written message feels even more personal. But expressing true emotions can be difficult,… Read More »Writing the Perfect Love Letter: Expressing Affection and Romance
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The Art of Writing Apology Letters: Mending Relationships with Words
Apologies are some of the hardest letters to pull off properly. It is so easy to sound insincere or fake, especially when you are writing it down and cannot properly convey the tone. But getting apology letters right can make a huge difference to your receiver and help repair or even strengthen your relationship. In… Read More »The Art of Writing Apology Letters: Mending Relationships with Words
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Crafting a Heartfelt Thank You Letter to Friends and Family
In our fast-paced world, a handwritten or thoughtfully crafted thank you letter can mean a lot to friends and family. Not only does it show appreciation, but it also gives a personal touch because they won’t be reading some generic text, but you’re own words. But creating letters like this can be difficult, not only… Read More »Crafting a Heartfelt Thank You Letter to Friends and Family
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How to Write a Formal Letter: Tips for Addressing Employers and Business Contacts
Even in today’s digital age, formal letters and emails remain a crucial way to communicate in business settings. These need to showcase a professional demeanor that says you take this job seriously and know how to work hard. Whether you are addressing your employer, business partner, or client the ability to craft a clear, professional,… Read More »How to Write a Formal Letter: Tips for Addressing Employers and Business Contacts
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Gettysburg Address: 272 Words Changed the Course of History!
As the dust settled on the battle of Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln would visit the cemetery to discuss the future of the war. Here he would give the famous Gettysburg Address. This short speech, with only 272 words, was written on the back of an envelope. This short letter reaffirmed America’s values of freedom and how… Read More »Gettysburg Address: 272 Words Changed the Course of History!
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How A Televised Letter And A Dog Saved Nixon’s Career
With accusations of misappropriating public funds, Richard Nixon needed something big to save his career. This came in the form of a dog and his televised letter. In this address, he successfully won the public’s hearts and showed them a different side of him. Rather than resigning in disgrace, Richard Nixon was able to survive… Read More »How A Televised Letter And A Dog Saved Nixon’s Career
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A Revolutionary Crisis: The Letter That Warned the Colonies
Before Paul Revere’s famous Midnight Ride on April 18, 1775, there was a lesser-known revolutionary crisis that led to the battle. This was when the British attempted to capture the colonial stockpiles in Concord, Massachusetts. This was caused by Joseph Warren who warned Paul about the British plan and allowed the colonial militias to make… Read More »A Revolutionary Crisis: The Letter That Warned the Colonies
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The Shocking Conquistador’s Letter Reporting Magellan’s Death
During his exploration across the Pacific, Ferdinand Magellan recruited Antonio Pigafetta, as a chronicler for his expedition. This conquistador’s letters and documents soon became known as “The First Voyage Around the World”. His writings tackle the journey across the world including the hardships and struggles they faced that led to the death of most of… Read More »The Shocking Conquistador’s Letter Reporting Magellan’s Death
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Chester Arthur’s Letter After President Garfield’s Assassination
Tragedy struck the United States on September 19, 1881, as President James A. Garfield passed away from wounds sustained from an assassination attempt a few months prior. His death rocked the nation, especially his vice president. Chester A. Arthur was given the task of informing Garfield’s widow. Chester Arthur’s letter was a rare glimpse into… Read More »Chester Arthur’s Letter After President Garfield’s Assassination
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Eisenhower’s Order of the Day: The Letter Which Rallied the Troops During D-Day
As the Allied Forces planned their dramatic return to Europe in WWII, General Dwight Eisenhower hoped to inspire the troops who would spearhead this invasion. Before the D-Day operation began, he read his famous Order of the Day letter. This was a letter he had created years before in preparation for their invasion of Nazi-occupied… Read More »Eisenhower’s Order of the Day: The Letter Which Rallied the Troops During D-Day
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Esther’s Letter Before the Titanic Sunk: A Chilling Prelude to A Disaster
The letter by Esther Hart, a famous Titanic survivor remains one of the most well-known documents about the Titanic. Esther’s letter was written just hours before the fateful incident and provides a rare glimpse of the Titanic before the incident happened, the peaceful description contrasting sharply with the disaster that unfolded. It remains one of… Read More »Esther’s Letter Before the Titanic Sunk: A Chilling Prelude to A Disaster
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The Capitol Letter: What Laid the Foundation for Washington DC
On September 18, 1793, the first cornerstone of what would become Washington DC was placed on the ground. This marked the beginning of the construction of the capital and the US Congress. To celebrate this occasion, George Washington would write his Capitol Letter, celebrating this event. Almost two and a half centuries later, that same… Read More »The Capitol Letter: What Laid the Foundation for Washington DC
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JFK’s Letter That Saved the World and Ended the Cuban Missile Crisis
Amidst the chaos of the Cuban Missile Crisis, U.S. President John F. Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev desperately exchanged a series of letters, attempting to solve the issue before someone made a mistake and escalated the situation into a war. One of JFK’s letters to Khrushchev on October 27, 1962, was perhaps the most… Read More »JFK’s Letter That Saved the World and Ended the Cuban Missile Crisis
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US Constitution Letter Sent By George Washington After Declaring Independence
By September 17, 1787, the first even Continental Congress came to an end with the United States Constitution being signed into law, paving the way for an independent United States by laying down its laws. George Washington created a US Constitution letter that discussed this event and congratulated the Congress for their decision. Here we… Read More »US Constitution Letter Sent By George Washington After Declaring Independence
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