The Universal English Short-Hand; or, The Way of Writing English, in the Most Easy, Concise, Regular, and Beautiful Manner. Applicable to Any Other Language, But Particularly Adjusted to Our Own. Invented by John Byrom,.

Byrom, John

Edité par Manchester Printed by Joseph Harrop, Opposite the Exchange 1767, 1767

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1st Edition. 2p.l.,ix,[1],[3]-92pp. Octavo in tree calf boards with modern leather spine reback, marbled endpapers and red edges with 12 plates and 1 table (included in pagination). Edgewear to boards. good to very good Famous 18th century English shorthand book, published posthumously 4 years after the author's death. Byrom who was from a wealthy Manchester family began teaching his system in the 1720's and would later through an act of Parliament be granted the sole right of teaching and publishing his system for 21 years, after runing into some difficulties in his proposal to publish his system by subscription in 1739.

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• Titre: The Universal English Short-Hand; or, The Way of Writing English, in the Most Easy, Concise, Regular, and Beautiful Manner. Applicable to Any Other Language, But Particularly Adjusted to Our Own. Invented by John Byrom,.
• Éditeur: Manchester Printed by Joseph Harrop, Opposite the Exchange 1767
• Date de parution: 1767
• Reliure: Couverture rigide
• Édition: Edition originale
• État de l'article: good to very good
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