(1633). A nevv art of brachygraphy; or, Short-vvriting by characters. More faire, short, swift, lineall, and legible, than any forme of short-writing, formerly published by any. Plainly taught by such facile rules, that (even) meane capacities may with much speed.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA Nevv Art of Brachygraphy; or, Short-vvriting by Characters. More Faire, Short, Swift, Lineall, and Legible, than Any Forme of Short-writing, Formerly Published by Any. Plainly Taught by Such Facile Rules, That (even) Meane Capacities May with Much Speed. 1633.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA Nevv Art of Brachygraphy; or, Short-vvriting by Characters. More Faire, Short, Swift, Lineall, and Legible, than Any Forme of Short-writing, Formerly Published by Any. Plainly Taught by Such Facile Rules, That (even) Meane Capacities May with Much Speed. 1633.