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by Charles E. Zoubek,John Robert Gregg

Author:	Charles E. Zoubek,John Robert Gregg
Subcategory:	Skills
Language:	English
Publisher:	Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Post Secondary; Abridged centennial edition (June 1, 1995)
Category:	Perfomance
Rating:	4.6
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John Robert Gregg (17 June 1867 – 23 February 1948) was an educator, publisher, humanitarian, and the inventor of the eponymous shorthand system Gregg Shorthand.

John Robert Gregg (17 June 1867 – 23 February 1948) was an educator, publisher, humanitarian, and the inventor of the eponymous shorthand system Gregg Shorthand. John Robert Gregg was born in Shantonagh, Ireland, as the youngest child of Robert and Margaret Gregg, where they remained until 1872, when they moved to Rockcorry, County Monaghan. Robert Gregg, who was of Scottish ancestry, was station-master at the Bushford railway station in Rockcorry.

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The GREGG Shorthand Dictionary Simplified is divided into two parts: Part I contains 2. by John R. Gregg (Author), Louis A. Leslie (Author), Charles E. Zoubek (Author) & 0 more.

The GREGG Shorthand Dictionary Simplified is divided into two parts: Part I contains 2.

Gregg Shorthand Dictionary book.

Viii, 408 pages ; 24 cm. A compilation of shorthand outlines for 33,586 words, 1,381 names; 523 geographical expressions; 1,396 frequently used phrases; 126 abbreviations; and 48 metric terms. I ask only once a year: please help the Internet Archive today.

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Gregg Shorthand-named after its inventor, John Robert Gregg-is a system of pen stenography that gained popularity in the United States in the early twentieth century. However, since the invention of mechanical stenography, the form lost its appeal to the public. Only twenty years ago, shorthand classes were seen in nearly every high school in the country.

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The GREGG Shorthand Dictionary Simplified" is divided into two parts: Part I contains 26,098 words most commonly used in notation with their official shorthand outlines. Also included are words that are frequently used in such fields as medicine, law, engineering, chemistry, and many others. These words represent a large range of vocabulary, omitting derivites that are not needed in shorthand.

A practical reference to word outlines in Gregg Shorthand and includes personal and geographical names, abbreviations, and frequently used phrases

Comments:

Cordaron

I'm a writer who took shorthand in high school "way back then". Typing on my computer while thinking is not always successful. So, I am refreshing my shorthand skills. I am looking forward to jotting down my plots and thoughts and adding them later to my writing on my computer files. Why anyone who knows about this wonderful skill would ever think that it has been replaced by computer applications has me confused. I loved shorthand "back then", and I love it now. Yaaaayyyyy.......

Peles

This is the 1929 edition of Gregg shorthand, with more brief forms and abbreviating principles than later editions. Later came "Gregg Shorthand Simplified" (1949) and "Diamond Jubilee" (1955 I believe). Make sure you get the edition you want or need; they are not all the same. ... Also, there was a 1916 edition that allegedly is the same as 1929. There were several editions before 1916 as well.

Manarius

It was what I wanted. I would like to have the transcribed lessons too in order to check my work; however, the book did not have any other than the first two lessons out of 70. There are 585 numbered paragraphs and I'll say of that amount there are 70% of them that needed a key to the shorthand practice letters. But, the book would be twice the size too ????

Jogrnd

I studied shorthand back in the dark ages (l950's) and bought the miniature book, however time and aging eyes made it difficult to use with the tiny characters. So when I saw this I just had to purchase it. The larger print helps extremely!

Kirinaya

I have a couple Gregg Shrothand books now. This one is by far the best one. Why? The first lesson is tough on like shaped sounds. The K, G, R, and L are all shaped alike. Then the M and N. Followed by the T and D then thrown in is the H. When I learned International Morse Code this was the type of approach they used as well. The E and the T. Build form there to the I and the M followed by adding A and N. Etc. So far I am having fun scribbling notes. My hope is to become somewhat proficient in using shorthand because I suck at spellen and shorthand spells like I do.

Now with that said.... I am just now getting to words and phrases.... Wish me luck!

Kulabandis

These books were in great condition.. bought 2 from different sellers and both were pristine. I recently reconnected with a friend who I went to Moser Secretarial School, with (in the early 70's) when shorthand was a skill for what we now call Administrative Assistants. I was amazed at how much we could remember and wanted a source to help me with the parts that weren't so clear in my head. This book was the answer. The words are in alphabetical order and other parts for abbreviations(including some "brief forms") and goverment titles, frequently used phrases. I gave it 4 stars because I wish the words were on lined paper because it matters where you start and position it on the line order for it to be correct and readable.

Yellow Judge

I was very happy to find a copy of the first textbook that I learned Gregg Shorthand from in high school. I am looking for the seond year book which was blue and the appropriate dictionaries and transcripts that went to both books. It has not been that difficult to retrain myself in the symbols. I'm not worried about speed now. I use it for taking notes of phone calls before I input them into my company's client database for action.

Have reviewed the book and it brings it back to the days in high school where I studied this.

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