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| − | '''Bookhand''' is formal calligraphic handwriting developed during the [[Middle Ages]] for use in manuscript books. Examples include [[caroline miniscule]], [[gothic]] (with many variations), and [[bastarda]]. | + | '''Bookhand''' is formal calligraphic handwriting developed during the [[Middle Ages]] for use in manuscript books. Examples include [[caroline miniscule]], [[gothic]] (with many variations), and [[bastarda]].<ref>https://libwww.library.phila.gov/medievalman/glossary.cfm#top</ref> |
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Revision as of 02:50, July 1, 2007
Bookhand is formal calligraphic handwriting developed during the Middle Ages for use in manuscript books. Examples include caroline miniscule, gothic (with many variations), and bastarda.[1]