The bibliography of shorthand / by John Westby-Gibson.

  • Westby-Gibson, John, 1823-1892.
Date:
1887
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    Browne D. L. Scott—continued.' (Second Edition). New York : D. L. Scott-Browne. 1884. [32 pp.] Scott-Browne’s American Standard Book of Shorthand Abbreviations. A tabulated list of all the abbreviations of the system, numbering only 500, with a reference Vocabulary of 3,000 words in common use, words of peculiar con- struction, and words that have been written in various ways, establishing uniformity for the first time in any system. Phrase signs, technical long- hand abbreviations, with definitions, and 400 names of persons', places etc. Pocket Edition, prepared for piece-meal study. By D. L. Scott-Browne, Editor of Browne’s Phonographic Monthly (organ of the profession), author of the American Standard Series of Shorthand Text-Books. New York : D. L. Scott- Browne. 1884. [iv. & 58 pp. 50 cents.] Legal Reader, for Reading and Dictation Practice in studying Law Reporting. 2nd Edition. 1886. Religious Phonographic Reader. First Edition, handsomely engraved, &c. 1886. 25 cents. First Phonographic Reader. Second Edition. New York : D. L. Scott- Browne. 1886. 50 cents. Dictation Book, in common print, and keyed by the Book of Shorthand Abbreviations, for practice, &c. In pre- paration. 1886. 25 cents. Scott-Browne’s Text-Book of Pho- nography. Part I. (Latest Revised Edition). New York : D. L. Scott- Browne, 23 Clinton Place. 1886. I dollar. Part II. New York ; D. L. Scott- Browne, 23 Clinton Place. 1886. 2 dollars. Book of Shorthand Abbreviations. A Complete tabulated List of the word- signs or abbreviations of the system, &c. New York : D. L. Scott-Browne, 23 Clinton Place. 1886. 50 cents. Literary Phonographic Reader, with interpaged Key, &c. New York : D. L. Scott-Browne, 23 Clinton Place. 1886. 25 cents. Browne D. L. Scott—continued. Type Writing Instructor. New York : D. L. Scott-Browne, 23 Clinton Place. 1886. 50 cents. ■ All about Shorthand. A pamphlet mailed free to any address. 1884. The Caligraph : a paper by D. L. Scott-Browne, of New York City, read at the International Convention of Shorthand Writers, Chicago, 1881. See Proceedings, &c. Chicago, 1881. The Philosophy of Rapid Shorthand Writing, by D. L. Scott-Browne, 23 Clin- ton place. New York. A Treatise mailed free to all purchasers from their catalogue. Browne Mr and Mrs D. Scott. Scott- Browne’s Text-Book of Phonography, A new presentation of the principles of the art, as practised by nine-tenths of the members of the profession in Amer- ica ; and the only work embodying the improvements made in the last ten years. For schools, colleges and private instruction. By Mr and Mrs D. L. Scott-Browne, teachers of the art for eight years in the College of Phono- graphy ; editors of “ Browne’s Phono- graphic monthly and reporters’ journal,” (organ of the profession) ; authors of the American standard series of phono- graphic text-books; members of the American Philological Society, Part I. New-York : D. L. Scott-Browne. 1882. [sm. 8vo., ix. & 88 pp.] Second edition. 1882. Third edition. Revised. New York: D. L. Scott-Browne. 1883. [viii. & 88 pp.] Fourth edition. 1884. Fifth edition. Revised. 1884. Scott-Browne’s American Standard First Phonographic Reader. Pre- pared to follow Scott-Browne’s text- book of phonography, affording reading and writing practice on the reporting principles of the art as employed in a simple style of language. Keyed by the popular Appleton’s third reader. By Mr and Mrs D. L. Scott-Browne. A. series. New York : D. L. Scott-Browne. 1882. [48 eng. pp.]