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DescriptionShelton-shorthand-double-consonants.png	English: Thomas Shelton's English shorthand system, double consonants.
Date	circa 1671 date QS:P,+1671-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source	Thomas Shelton's "Tachygraphy", an edition from 1671, page 3. (Scanned from a reproduction in Olof W. Melin's "Stenografiens historia, första delen", 1927, p. 91.)
Author	Thomas Shelton (ca. 1601-1650)

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