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Platt Rogers Spencer
Platt Rogers Spencer (b. East Fishkill, NY, 1800, d. Geneva, OH, 1864) created what would become the most widely accepted and prized cursive writing method used in business, now known as "Spencerian writing". As an outspoken supporter of American business education, his influence insured that by the late 1800s business education in America included some courses on penmanship. He taught at the Bryant&Stratton Business College in New York. His son was Lyman P. Spencer. Lyman's book, New Spencerian Compendium of Penmanship (1879) can be considered as an extension of the work of Platt Rogers Spencer. |
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file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Capitalexercises
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Construction Of Roman Letters
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Free Italic
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 French Round Hand
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Half Block oro Egyptian
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Italian Script
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Morse
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Old English
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Spencerian Ladies Hand
file name: New Spencerian Compendium ca1882 Spencerian Medium Hand
file name: Platt Roges Spencer
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