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running, coursing: such as; flowing often with the strokes of successive characters joined and the angles rounded; having a flowing, easy, impromptu character... See the full definition

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What do all the letters look like in cursive?

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What do all the letters look like in cursive?

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How to write small letters in cursive, how to improve your handwriting, small alphabet in cursive

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What does cursive look like in word form?

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What does cursive look like in word form?

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How to write in Cursive | Words and Sentences in Cursive

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Here I have some interesting facts about cursive that you will need to know or be able to look at for the questions at the end.

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Here I have some interesting facts about cursive that you will need to know or be able to look at for the questions at the end.

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* Cursive writing evolved from the Italic calligraphy hand.

* Few early Americans could write, but those who did used Roundhand, also known as Copperplate because it was used in engraving.

* The Declaration of Independence is written in Roundhand. So is the New York Yankees' script logo.

* Handwriting was not taught to the general public in America until about the middle of the 19th century, when free public schooling became available.

* Children learned to read first, then learned cursive.

* Printing wasn't taught in school until the 1940s.

* Beautiful penmanship was a valuable job skill because until the mid-1920s, all business correspondence as well as legal and government documents were written in longhand.

* One of the most famous master penmen was Platt Rogers Spencer (1800-1864), who founded a school to teach his ornate, elegant style. Spencerian Script flourished from 1850 to 1925 and is still seen today in the logos for Ford and Coca-Cola.

* As the typewriter became more widely used for business letters, Spencerian Script was replaced by the less ornate, faster-written Palmer Hand, the script learned by Baby Boomers.

* Today's schoolchildren learn D'Nealian manuscript, invented in 1978 along with D'Nealian block printing. The method is designed to ease the transition from printing to cursive.

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Cursive writing evolved from the Italic calligraphy hand. * Few early Americans could write, but those who did used Roundhand, also known as Copperplate because it was used in engraving. * The Declaration of Independence is written in Roundhand. So is the New York Yankees' script logo.

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What is another form of cursive?

Was the Declaration of Independence written in cursive?

Handwriting was not taught to the general public in America until when?

What was beautiful penmanship considered until the mid-1920s?