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Tanner, Francis.Date: 1856- Books
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The plainest, Easiest, and Prettiest method Of Writing Short-Hand, ever yet published. By F.T.
Tanner, Francis.Date: [1712]- Books
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A new method of short and swift writing. Being the plainest, easiest, shortest, and quickest way of writing ever yet published or invented, Notwithstanding the many Attempts made at it since the Year 1500 not only by Mr. Rich and his numerous Train of Followers, but also by Dr. Wilkins, Mr. Shelton, Hopkins, Slater, Ridpath, Willis, Steel, Ramsey, Metcalf, Coles, Mason, Lane, and near 40 other Authors now in Print: All which, together with several both Ancient and Modern Manuscripts on this Subject, have been diligently Perused and Studied, in order to the compleat finishing this little Book; which, how inconsiderable soever it may seem, was nevertheless above 20 Years Composing: To the end, that by consulting all that has been Writ on this Art, and so many Years Practice and Study of it by the Author, it might now (as indeed it is) at last be brought to its so long wished for, and desired Perfection, viz. Of Tracing a Moderate Speaker. So that any one, that seriously compares the Method here Proposed, with those of other Authors and reduces it to Practice, will own it to be not only the Shortest, plainest, Easiest, and Swiftest Method of Writing of any ever yet Extant, but even the Shortest and Easiest that possibly can be invented. Necessary For all Ministers of State, Members of Parliament, Lawyers, Divines, Students, Tradesmen, Shopkeepers, Travellers, and divines all sorts of Persons from the Highest to the Lowest Quality, Degree, Rank, Station or Condition whatsoever, to Write down presently whatever they Hear or See done.
Tanner, Francis.Date: 1719- Books
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The plainest, easiest, and prettiest method of writing short-hand, ever yet published By F.T.
Tanner, Francis.Date: [1713]- Books
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A new method of writing a great deal in a little time. Viz. as much in one minute, as usually takes up a long while. Of Singular Use for the Speedy Dispatch of Business, for all Ministers of State, Members of Parliament, Divines, Lawyers, Students, Gentlemen, Ladies, Merchants, Tradesmen, and others that Use their Pen.
Tanner, Francis.Date: [1720?]