AUTHOR OF: The Art of Clear Writing
Antietam and Gettysburg,
Two Civil War Battles
That Saved the Union
Bloody Shiloh
And The Rise of U.S. Grant
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"The Art of Clear Writing"
is available for preview and purchase in a print version at
www.amazon.com/dp/1479319368
or
available for preview and purchase in a Kindle version at
www.amazon.com/dp/b008ozex60
Two Civil War articles are available in a Kindle version.
"Antietam and Gettysburg - Two Pivotal Civil War
Battles That Saved the Union"
www.amazon.com/dp/b0089nj5em
and
"Bloody Shiloh And The Rise of U.S. Grant"
www.amazon.com/dp/b00b752z0u
Arnold G. Regardie is the author of "The Art of
Clear Writing," a book which contains time-tested guidelines
and techniques to improve your writing. The book is all
about writing clearly, and is designed to help you improve the
clarity of your writing.
Your Guide to
Increased Earnings Potential,
Job Placement, Career Advancement,
and
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As stated in the preface, "Today's world is a world of
Global communications. The power of the written word is more
moreimportant than ever before. It's your key to the future.
The abilityto communicate clearly is vital for job placement,
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This book helps you to address the "inner game"
of writing and confront the self doubts and anxieties
that may impede your road to writing success.
Learn to build confidence in your writing
to erase those self doubts.
PUT YOURSELF IN A POSITION
WHERE OPPORTUNITY CAN SEE YOU
AND YOU CAN SEE OPPORTUNITY!
If you write well, you can do well, that's the bottom line.
The article, "Antietam and Gettysburg - Two Pivotal Civil War
Battles that Saved the Union," describes Confederate General Robert E. Lee
two invasions invasions of the North. They caused grave concern about the
vulnerability of the nation's capital to Confederate capture. This article explains
how the Confederacy was in position on two occasions - at Antietam and
Gettysburg - to strike serious blows against the Union. Each time they were
repulsed. It focuses on the far reaching implications of each battle.
Arnold Regardie's second Civil War article, Bloody Shiloh
And The Rise of U.S. Grant, focuses on the 1862 Union campaign for
control of the Mississippi River Valley and the valuable network of rivers
within it. The Union recognized early on in the war that control of this
vital region was necessary to subjugate the Southland. The bloody battle of
Shiloh in southwest Tennessee together with the earlier Union victory at
Fort Donelson on the Cumberland River were integral parts of this
campaign and saw President Abraham Lincoln select U.S. Grant as a leading
Union general.
ARNOLD G. REGARDIE achieved prominence
as a trial attorney in Los Angeles, California before
retiring.
He studied legal writing for many years and has
distilled the essence of his effective legal writing skills
into clear writing guidelines and techniques.
He is a former federal prosecutor and a past
president of the Los Angeles chapter of the Federal
Bar Association.
He obtained a Juris Doctor degree from the
University of California, Hastings College of the Law,
and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the
Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
He is also a member of AWAI, American
Writers and Artists, Inc.
