Composition-Literature

The book is bound in olive cloth with noticeable wear on the cover and spine, including some discoloration and rubbing. The binding remains intact, though the lack of a dust jacket is evident. The pages are slightly yellowed, typical of its age, but free from inscriptions or library markings.

"Composition-Literature" by Fred Newton Scott and Joseph Villiers Denney, published by Allyn and Bacon in Boston, 1902, is an essential text in the field of rhetoric and composition. This edition reflects the pedagogical approaches of early 20th-century education, authored by two prominent professors: Scott from the University of Michigan and Denney from Ohio State University. The book provides foundational insights into the integration of composition and literature, making it a significant resource for educators and scholars of rhetoric. This copy is bound in olive cloth with black lettering, showing signs of wear consistent with age. A notable feature is its publication by Norwood Press, a respected name in early American publishing. This edition is a valuable acquisition for collectors of educational and literary history.