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Macaulay, Aulay	2
Macdougal, Duncan	2
Mcewan, Oliver	2
Taylor, Samuel	2
Taylor, Samuel (1749-1811)	2

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Polygraphy, or short-hand made easy to the meanest capacity : being an universal character fitted to all languages: which may be learn'd by this book, without the help of a master

Macaulay, Aulay

1747

Engraved throughout.

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Polygraphy, or short-hand made easy to the meanest capacity : being an universal character fitted to all languages: which may be learn'd by this book, without the help of a master

Macaulay, Aulay

1756

Engraved throughout.

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An improved system of short-hand : explaining the method adopted in order to enable the student of short-hand to take down sermons, lectures, trials, &c

MacDougal, Duncan; Taylor, Samuel (1749-1811)

1835

"The characters were chiefly selected from Taylor's." cf. Introduction.

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An improved system of short-hand : explaining the method adopted in order to enable the student of short-hand to take down sermons, lectures, trials, &c

MacDougal, Duncan; Taylor, Samuel (1749-1811)

1835

"The characters were chiefly selected from Taylor's." cf. Introduction.

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McEwan's royal shorthand. The little dictionary

McEwan, Oliver

[ca. 1910?]

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Pitman simplified. Saving months and years. McEwan's (royal) shorthand. The simplest shorthand ever devised, which has been written at a speed of 213 word a minute for sixteen consecutive minutes. The rapid teacher, a textbook for beginners

McEwan, Oliver

[1907]

At head of title: 15th thousand.