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  by: Coles, Elisha
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• 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
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• By Joseph Walton: now come to this place : To be spoke with at [blank] is taught the excellent and useful art of short-hand writing, after the most plain, speedy, and perfect manner ever yet extant
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  by: Gurney, Thomas
  Published: (1760)