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Deutsch: Buch: Praktische Korrespondenz des Kaufmanns. Ein Handbuch der gesamten deutschen Handelskorrespondenz für den Selbstunterricht. Verlag Reinhold Wichert, Berlin, 1914; mit verschiedenen Briefmustern
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Author Wilhelm Heinrich; Rudolf Bode


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