A new system of short-hand, : by which more may be written in one hour, than in an hour and a half by any other system hitherto published; which is here fully demonstrated by a fair comparison with one of the best systems extant; with a short and easy method by which any person may determine, even before he learns this system, whether it will enable him to follow a speaker. /
Richardson, Samuel,-1805.
Ross, Donald,active 1801,former owner.StEdNL
MacCulloch, George,active 1804,former owner.StEdNL
[Liverpool] : Printed by J. M'Creery, Houghton-Street, Liverpool; and sold by Vernor and Hood, no. 31, Poultry, and James Wallis, Pater-Noster Row, London; Bell and Bradfute, and J. Guthrie, Edinburgh; J. and A. Duncan, Glasgow; Wm. Jones, Liverpool; and the author, at his academy, Foregate-Street, Chester.,
1800..
With a half-title.
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Provenance: Inscription on title page: Donald Ross. 1801. Inscription on front free endpaper: To Mr. Geo: MacCulloch as a token of friendship by Donald Ross, Always 12 Nov. 1804.
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