An Expeditious Method of Writing in Common Characters: Whereby the Business of the Desk May Be Shortened About One-Half; Useful to All Descriptions of
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"An Expeditious Method of Writing in Common Characters" offers a fascinating glimpse into early 19th-century techniques for improving writing speed and efficiency. Designed for a broad audience of "penmen," this book promises to cut desk work by approximately half through a systematized approach featuring rules, examples, and a tale illustrating its principles.
Authored by Bernardin De Saint-Pierre and John Bennett, this historical text provides insight into the methods and mindset of the era, offering a practical guide to enhancing productivity in business and personal correspondence. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of writing and early business practices.
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