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• The pen's dexterity : or, the ingenious and useful art of writing short-hand. Containing twenty copper-plates, ... By Jeremiah Rich
  by: Rich, Jeremiah
  Published: (1764)
• The pen's dexterity : or, the ingenious and useful art of writing short-hand. Containing twenty copper-plates (curiously Engrav'd in the Author's Life-Time for the Use of his Scholars) of all the Letters, Characters and Contractions us'd therein. With Rules and Directions explaining the same to the meanest Capacity. Whereunto are added, Law-Terms, with other Discourses, as on War, Trade, Birds, Beasts, Fruits, Vermin, &c. Approv'd by both Universities, practis'd by Honourable Persons, Reverend Divines, Eminent Lawyers and Gentlemen; and is of special Use for Travellers, &c. By Jeremiah Rich, To whom the Publick is so much oblig'd for the Psalms and New Testament done by him in the same Character
  by: Rich, Jeremiah
  Published: (1735)
• The pen's dexterity : or, the ingenious and useful art of writing short-hand. Containing twenty copper-plates (curiously Engrav'd in the Author's Life time for the Use of his Scholars) of all the Letters, Characters and Contractions us'd therein. With Rules and Directions explaining the same to the meanest Capacity. Whereunto are added, Law-Terms, with other Discourses, as on War, Trade, Birds, Beasts, Fruits, Vermin. &c. Approv'd by both Universities, practis'd by Honourable Persons, Reverend Divines, Eminent Lawyers and Gentlemen; and is of special Use for Travellers, &c. By Jeremiah Rich, To whom the Publick is so much oblig'd for the Psalms and New Testament done by him in the same Character
  by: Rich, Jeremiah
  Published: (1735)
• The pen's dexterity : or, the art of short-writing improved, by incomparable contractions, whereby a sentence is writ as soon as a word. Allow'd by Authority, and past the two Universities with great Applause. Invented and taught by Jeremiah Rich
  by: Rich, Jeremiah
  Published: (1705)
• Maximum in minimo : or Mr. Ieremiah Rich's pen's dexterity compleated. Being the plainest & easiest method of writing short-hand. To which are added the terms of ye law compleat ... by Samuel Botley
  by: Botley, Samuel
  Published: (1705)