20,000 Words, Sixth Edition

This copy of "20,000 Words, Sixth Edition" shows signs of wear consistent with age and use. The dust jacket is worn, with noticeable edge wear and areas of discoloration. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's usability. Internally, the pages are clean, although there are some minor stains present. Overall, it remains a functional reference guide despite its cosmetic imperfections.

"20,000 Words, Sixth Edition" by Louis A. Leslie is a comprehensive reference guide published by the Gregg Division of McGraw-Hill Book Company in 1971. This edition, originating from New York, serves as an essential tool for stenographers, students, authors, and proofreaders, offering a meticulously compiled list of words for efficient reference. As the sixth edition, it reflects updates and refinements from previous versions, making it a valuable asset for those seeking accurate word usage and spelling guidance. While not a first edition, its continued publication underscores its utility and demand. The book's significance lies in its practical application in professional and academic settings. The physical condition of this copy includes a worn dust jacket with edge wear and some discoloration, typical of a well-utilized reference book from its era.