The bibliography of shorthand / by John Westby-Gibson.

  • Westby-Gibson, John, 1823-1892.
Date:
1887
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    Alphabets, Shorthand—continued. Panstenographikon (Dresden), 1869, 1874. Pitman’s (Benn) History, 1856. „ (Isaac) History (in Phonography), 1852. „ „ „ „ 1868. ,, ,, ,, in Phonetic Journal^ 1884. ,, ,, ,, in Pho7iotypic Journal^ 1847. Pocknell's Origin, etc. of Characters, 1883. Prosser’s Collection, 1803. ,, Scriptography, 1808. Rockwell’s Teaching, etc., 1884, 1885. .Scott de Hartinville’s Histoire, 1849. Uphara’s Brief History, 1877. Westby Gibson, in Shorthand, 1882. Zeibig’s Geschwindschreibkunst, 1878. Altruist (The). A monthly magazine devoted to Phonetics. St Louis: A. Longley. 1886. Amanuensis (The), or a complete practi- cal system of Short Hand, adapted to every capacity ; wherein all the prin- ciples of the art are clearly e.vplained, the vowels supplied by points, and all arbitrary characters rejected : containing the whole theory and practice of this art in less than thirty simple characters ; forming a necessary assistant to the teacher and a practical tutor to the scholar : whereby a complete practical knowledge of the art may be attained in a short time without the assistance of a teacher. Illustrated with 5 copper plates. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster row, and T. Ostell, Ave Maria lane. 1804. [8vo. 36 pp. 5 plates. Brit. Mus. The system is Mavor’s.] Amateur (The) Reporter. A monthly magazine, etc., for advanced Reporters. Edited by D. Thomas, L. Hadley, and John J. Holloway. No. i. Oct., 1876. American Book of Business Letters in Phonography. 1884. American Biblical Repository. English Phonology. 2nd series. Vol. x, p. 432. American Bibliopolist. Phonetic Alpha- bets. Vol ii, p. 143. American Exchange Club. Catalogue of the American Exchange Club. An or- ganization for the dissemination of short- hand literature. November, 1884. New \ork : E. N. Miner, Broadway, head of Astor place. [8vo. 16 pp.] American Institute of Instruction. Pho- nography and Phonology. Boston. 1847. p. 167. American Journal of Science. The Voice and its modifications. Vol. xxvi, p. 76. The Vowel Elements. Vol. xcii, pp. 167, 303. American Journal of Phonography, from 1873 to 1875. Issued monthly, and designed as a medium for phonographic news and information. [8vo.] American Orthoepy, Journal for. Ringos, N.J. Jan., 1868, etc. Fonic Spelling, Eufonic Wurds, Fitnes ov Wurds. Larison’s system. American Phonetic Journal. Edited by R. B. Prosser. Cincinnati, 1855-60. American Phonographer. Edited by E. Webster, Philadelphia. 1846, etc. Edited by J. W. Leonard, New York. 1851. Edited by E. Longley, 1854, pre- viously the Supplement to the Phonetic Advocate, Cincinnati. American Phonographic Journal. Edited by O. Dyer and E. Webster. 1848-49. Edited byiE. Webster, Philadelphia. 1849, 1851. American Phonographic Reporter. By E. Webster, Philadelphia. 1846-51, etc. American Phonographic Society Constitu- tion. 1870. American Repertory of Arts, etc. Phila- delphia. Vol. i., 1830, containing M. C. Gould’s Art of Shorthand Writing. American Reporter. ^ Edited by Park- hurst, Boston. 1848-51, etc. American Shorthand Reporter. American Shorthand Writer. A Journal for shorthand writers of all systems. Boston, Mass. : Rowell and Hickcox. No. l, Jan., 1881. Incorporated with the Cosmopolitan Shorthander, vol viii., March, 1887, and bearing that name. Toronto. American Stenographer. By M. Pernin, 548 Wabash avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Analectic Magazine. English Phono- logy. Vol. xiv, p. 16. Anders F. Julius (Dr.). His Work on the History and Literature of Shorthand (Coeslin, 1855. 8vo.) contains much
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