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Excerpt from Every Reporter's Own Shorthand Dictionary: In Which Blank Lines Opposite All the Words in the English Language Are Provided, for the Purpose of Enabling Writers of All Systems of Shorthand to Put on Record, for Convenient Reference, the Peculiar Word-Forms They EmployIn addition to the full forms of words, there is room in most Of the blank lines for the expert stenographer to enter his most contracted forms, and to add to the num...

When reading a historical account or surveying the records of past ancestors, have you ever been stumped by archaic, unfamiliar or downright odd pieces of scientific or medical terminology? Do you question the authenticity of the jargon used in your favorite works of historical fiction? Are you interested in the ongoing development of our collective vocabulary, especially with regard to our broadening knowledge of the sciences? Fulfill your ne...

Excerpt from Eclectic Manual of Phonography: A Complete Guide to the Acquisition of Pitman's Phonetic Shorthand Without or With a Teacher Modes of travel and of mental communication have in like manner changed. Steam vessels and railroads have superseded the sail and tow-boat and the stage-coach, and we now travel more than twice as fast, and far more comfort ably than did our fathers, while the electric telegraph and the telephone have far o...

Excerpt from American Manual of Phonography: Being a Complete Guide to the Acquisition of Pitman's Phonetic ShorthandAnother leading feature is such an arrangement of the lessons that no word, or class of words, is re quired to be written until the principle has been ex plained by Which they are written in their most approved forms. By this means, the student is not compelled to spend his time in learning how to write certain words, and then s...

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Excerpt from The Reporter's Guide, Designed for Students in Any Style of Phonography: In Which Are Formulated for the First Time, in Any Work of the Kind, Rules for the Contraction of Words, Principles of Phrasing, and Methods of Abbreviation In the following pages the author has endeavored to make as plain and easy as possible, the study of the somewhat difficult art of verbatim reporting. Other authors have heretofore labored with the same ...