author
Rose Buhlig
1883–1958
Best known for practical early 20th-century textbooks on writing and communication, this educator focused on helping students use clear, effective English in school and at work. Her books reflect a hands-on approach to grammar, composition, and business correspondence.
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Business English: A Practice Book
by Rose Buhlig
About the author
Rose Buhlig was an American author and educator whose known published work centers on English instruction. Library and public-domain records identify her as the author of Business English: A Practice Book and First Year English, and they date her life from 1883 to 1958.
Her best-known book, Business English: A Practice Book, first appeared in the 1910s and was later issued in a revised and enlarged 1922 edition. The book combines grammar, oral and written composition, and business-letter practice, showing a practical interest in teaching language as a working skill rather than as an abstract subject.
Buhlig also wrote volumes in the Junior English series, including Junior English, Book 2 from 1923. Clear biographical details beyond her dates and her published teaching books are hard to confirm from reliable online sources, but her surviving textbooks suggest a writer deeply interested in everyday communication, classroom use, and useful command of English.