The complement of stenography, or, The power of the pen displayed in a new art of charactery : being a more speedier, swifter and compendious method of short-writing, then heretofore hath been by any other composed : so far from over-burdening memory, that it teaches the true art of memory in which all those inconveniences which are found in other methods to the discouragement of learners and rendring [sic] the reading of what according to them hath been written, difficult, are removed : and the true art of contraction or abreviation [sic] of sentences is taught, by which such as have learned any other methods of short-writing, may, without leaving their old characters, learn to write whole sentences, as short as now single words /

The complement of stenography, or, The power of the pen displayed in a new art of charactery : being a more speedier, swifter and compendious method of short-writing, then heretofore hath been by any other composed : so far from over-burdening memory, that it teaches the true art of memory in which all those inconveniences which are found in other methods to the discouragement of learners and rendring [sic] the reading of what according to them hath been written, difficult, are removed : and the true art of contraction or abreviation [sic] of sentences is taught, by which such as have learned any other methods of short-writing, may, without leaving their old characters, learn to write whole sentences, as short as now single words /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Facy, William
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: London : Printed for the author, MDCLXXII [1672]
Series:Early English books online.
Subjects:
Shorthand > Early works to 1800.
Writing > Early works to 1800.
Online Access:CONNECT
Description
Item Description:Errata on p. [1] at end.
Imperfect: print show-through.
Reproduction of original in: Library of Congress.
Physical Description:1 online resource ([8], 69, [1] p. : ill.)

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