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- THE SHORT-HAND STANDARD attempted by an analysis of the Circle as an introductory foundation of a New System of Stenography, which demonstratively proves that a Speaker can be followed with one third less inflections of the Pen, and consequently in one th
THE SHORT-HAND STANDARD attempted by an analysis of the Circle as an introductory foundation of a New System of Stenography, which demonstratively proves that a Speaker can be followed with one third less inflections of the Pen, and consequently in one th
| Author | Thomas Moat |
|---|---|
| Condition | Fair |
| Edition | 1st Edition |
| Jacket Condition | No Jacket |
| Binding | Hardcover - 120 pages |
| Published | T Tegg And Sons, London 1833 |
| Our Ref # | 004341 |
Description
Text in good order with only occasional marking. The extensive section of plates showing how to execute Mote's system is rather toned and a little foxed occasionally. Would be rated good, but for brown boards which are heavily worn with some loss from spine strip. A fascinating volume for anyone who has ever learnt (or tried to learn) shorthand (there are some of us left). 8vo. 120pp + xxiv plates.
£30.00
