The mercury reader /  
compilado por Ashland University 
 - Needham Heights :   Pearson Custom Publishing,  1999 
 - vi, 226 páginas  
<br/><br/>1.	The reading and writing process |<br/>2.	Why I want a wife |<br/>3.	Revision |<br/>4.	Education and learning |<br/>5.	Finishing school |<br/>6.	Fairy tales and modern stories |<br/>7.	In bed |<br/>8.	Learning to read and write |<br/>9.	Sex, drugs, disasters, and extinction of dinosaurs |<br/>10.	The perils of obedience |<br/>11.	Workers |<br/>12.	College pressures |<br/>13.	Ethics and values |<br/>14.	Women’s right to vote |<br/>15.	Why don’t we complain? |<br/>16.	Grant and Lee: a study in contrasts |<br/>17.	Speech on the signing of the treaty of port Elliott, 1855 |<br/>18.	My wood |<br/>19.	Notes on class |<br/>20.	Shooting an elephant |<br/>21.	The Crito |<br/>22.	Language and writing |<br/>23.	The holocaust |<br/>24.	Why I white |<br/>25.	The maker’s eye: revising your own manuscripts |<br/>26.	Writing |<br/>27.	The act of writing: one man’s method |<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0536026939 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Retorica<br/>Lectura<br/>Inglés --Rectórica
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>808.0427 M556