Shorthand Notation

The learning of shorthand is in many respects similar to the learning of a language. Whose who speak good English or write it without conscious thought do so because they have had the fundamental principles of English grammar so thoroughly drilled into them from childhood that they apply the principles by force of habit, more mechanically than otherwise. Indeed, shorthand might be called a language. Shorthand must become a habit of mind as much as the English tongue is a habit if you would use it with the same speed and fluency. —Charles Lee Swem.

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Gregg Shorthand: A Light-Line Phonography for the Million (1916) NEW $23.20

Gregg Shorthand Manual Simplified Second Edition 1959 by Gregg, John Robert $19.00

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