In which Rules are Laid Down for Writing All the Hands, Now in Use, with Propriety and Elegance: The Different Hands are Explained, with Their Peculiarities and Distinctions: Directions are Given with Respect to Abbreviations, Figures, Command of Hand, &c: And Four Sets of Copies in English and Latin , for the Sake of Learners, are Inserted: To which is Added an Essay on the Origin of Writing. Intended for Pupils in the Upper Forms of Schools, and for Others who Desire Some Degree of Perfection in this Excellent Art. By Ambrose Serle