From The Shorthand Review, February 1892 —
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Is typewriting respectable?
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Thanks for a great read from The Shorthand Review. The writer was clearly a person of great convictions and the courage to stand up for typists against unreasonable prejudices. It is always a joy to read from some of the sources you use; as a historian it is a delight to see someone using primary sources carefully chosen and presented. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. Finding these articles is a very engaging process.
Good question, ….. still not sure, but I’m stuck with it.