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Penmanship

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Handwriting

Renee Cummings

1992

The art of the handwritten note

Margaret Shepherd

2002

Handwriting

Edward L. Thorndike

1910

Muggie Maggie

Beverly Cleary

1990

The arm movement method of rapid writing

C. P. Zaner

1904

Better handwriting in 30 days

Paula A. Sassi

1989

Ready-to-use fine motor skills & handwriting activities for young children

Joanne M. Landy, Keith R. Burridge, Joanne M Landy

1999

Better handwriting

Paul Vining West

1958

Calligraphy and paleography

Arthur Sidney Osley

1965

The English writing-masters and their copy-books, 1570-1800

Heal, Ambrose Sir

1931

Young Boys and their writing

Jenni Clarke

2008

Self-Directed Writers

Matt Glover, Leah Mermelstein

2013

Handwriting

E. A. Lowe

1969

The teaching of penmanship

Houston, Harry

1913

The complete calligrapher

Emma Callery

1997

D'Nealian handwriting ABC book

Donald N. Thurber, Patricia Barbee

1992

Using picture books to teach writing with the traits

Raymond Coutu, Ruth Culham

2008

Spencerian Penmanship (Theory Book)

Platt Rogers Spencer

1985

Daily Handwriting Practice

Jill Norris

2000

Stacey Coolidge's Fancy Smancy Cursive Handwriting

Barbara Esham

2008

Better handwriting

Rosemary Sassoon

1994

D'nealian Handwriting

Donald Neal Thurber

2007

Italic handwriting

Tom Gourdie

1955

Three classics of Italian calligraphy

Oscar Ogg

1953

Penmanship of the XVI, XVII & XVIIIth centuries

Lewis Foreman Day

1911

Writing and drawing made easy, amusing and instructive

William Chinnery

1750

Nelson handwriting

John Jackman, Nelson, Louis Fidge et al.

1997

Unlock. Level 3

Matt Firth

2014

Reading and writing before school

Felicity Hughes

1975

Writing Skills

Jan Neuleib

1996

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