The ultimate guide to shorthand writing, Gregg Speed Practice is a must-have for anyone seeking to improve their note-taking skills. With clear and concise instructions, it provides a step-by-step approach to mastering this essential skill, and includes a wealth of exercises and drills to help you put theory into practice.
This book features a new standard shorthand for use in business and legal contexts. It comprises dictation exercises from various businesses, together with legal papers, depositions, and testimony from civil and criminal cases. The book also includes a complete vocabulary of words and is ideal for secretaries, stenographers, and anyone interested in shorthand.
Originally published in 1888, this book revolutionized the field of shorthand writing, making it accessible to a wide audience for the first time. Gregg's system is based on simple, easy-to-learn symbols that can be used to transcribe speech quickly and accurately. This edition includes a new introduction that explores the history and impact of Gregg's shorthand, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of communication.
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Classified According to the Lessons in the Gregg Shorthand Manual Simplified
This is a new release of the original 1949 edition.
Focusing on the principles and techniques of shorthand writing, this guide introduces readers to John Robert Gregg's system, characterized by simple strokes and curves to represent sounds. It covers the history and benefits of shorthand, alongside detailed explanations of various strokes, exercises for practice, and tips for enhancing speed and accuracy. Specialized techniques for professions like law and medicine are also included. This facsimile reprint serves as a valuable resource for learners and offers insight into the cultural significance of shorthand.