Marcus T.C. Gould, Stenographer
Marcus T.C. Gould, Stenographer
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WiUiam Henry Burr, who was a congressional reporter in the sixties, learned Gould's system at school, but never made any practical use of it, dropping it eventually to take up phonography under the instruction of Rev. Oliver Dyer. But Mr.
John Howard White, who for the past quarter century has had a brilliant record as one of the official reporters of the house of representatives, thoroughly mastered Gould's system and used it for a num& of years in practical shorthand work as a court reporter,... finally defying the old adage about '* swapping horses while crossing a stream," by successfully chimging to the Benn Rtman system in the midst of the arduous duties attendant upon reporting a four months' constitutional convention at Richmond, Virginia. Mr, White, it is said, still retains the vowel soile of Gould, somewhat modified by himself.
Gould's Quaker son-in-law, Harrison Mendenhall, was an expert writer of Gould's system, and it appears from their correspondence that he sometimes wrote to Gould in stenography; while Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WiUiam Henry Burr, who was a congressional reporter in the sixties, learned Gould's system at school, but never made any practical use of it, dropping it eventually to take up phonography under the instruction of Rev. Oliver Dyer. But Mr.
John Howard White, who for the past quarter century has had a brilliant record as one of the official reporters of the house of representatives, thoroughly mastered Gould's system and used it for a num& of years in practical shorthand work as a court reporter,... finally defying the old adage about '* swapping horses while crossing a stream," by successfully chimging to the Benn Rtman system in the midst of the arduous duties attendant upon reporting a four months' constitutional convention at Richmond, Virginia. Mr, White, it is said, still retains the vowel soile of Gould, somewhat modified by himself.
Gould's Quaker son-in-law, Harrison Mendenhall, was an expert writer of Gould's system, and it appears from their correspondence that he sometimes wrote to Gould in stenography; while Mr.
What to read after Marcus T.C. Gould, Stenographer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Currier Beale to read onlineMoreLess
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