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1643-1661) was a follower of the Cartwright-Rich method. He was a remarkable man, educated at Oxford, and skilled in mathematics ; and when the Parliament sat at Oxford in 1643 and 1644, during the Civil War, he acted as Clerk of the Parliament. He was in attendance on King Charles I. At Newcastle and in the Isle of Wight. He was the victim of promise-breaking. Several offices under the King's 15 Government were promised him when monarchy had been restored, but when the Restoration liad come th...e promises were forgotten, and he retired to Putney, where, after keeping a school for some time, he died. Just a year before Charles II. Returned in triumph to London, he published his " Stenographie and Cryptographie. " He was also the author of some arithmetic books.
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XT. William Addy ((1. 1064-1G95) was anothoi author of the same school as Bridges, and is remembered chiefly by his . Short- hand LJible, which he published in 1087. I>y profession he was a writing master in the City of Ijondon.
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1643-1661) was a follower of the Cartwright-Rich method. He was a remarkable man, educated at Oxford, and skilled in mathematics ; and when the Parliament sat at Oxford in 1643 and 1644, during the Civil War, he acted as Clerk of the Parliament. He was in attendance on King Charles I. At Newcastle and in the Isle of Wight. He was the victim of promise-breaking. Several offices under the King's 15 Government were promised him when monarchy had been restored, but when the Restoration liad come th...e promises were forgotten, and he retired to Putney, where, after keeping a school for some time, he died. Just a year before Charles II. Returned in triumph to London, he published his " Stenographie and Cryptographie. " He was also the author of some arithmetic books.
ADDY.
XT. William Addy ((1. 1064-1G95) was anothoi author of the same school as Bridges, and is remembered chiefly by his . Short- hand LJible, which he published in 1087. I>y profession he was a writing master in the City of Ijondon.
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