"The Standard-phonographic Visitor, Volume 1" is a comprehensive guide to the art of shorthand, authored by Andrew Jackson Graham. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for students, secretaries, and anyone seeking to master the principles of phonography.
This book meticulously outlines the methodology for achieving proficiency in this now uncommon skill, which enjoyed popularity during the nineteenth century as a way to quickly and accurately record the spoken word. Graham's expertise makes this a valuable reference for those interested in the history of language, business practices, and the evolution of communication.
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