Disputed Handwriting - An exhaustive, valuable, and comprehensive work upon one of the most important subjects of to-day. With illustrations and expositions for the detection and study of forgery by handwriting of all kinds by Jerome B. Lavay
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always a slight admixture of egotistical feeling in all flourishes.]
[Illustration: Who has not heard of Emile Zola? This signature has the lightning flourishes in the "Z" and "a," and the entire separation of letters indicate an almost wholly intuitive mind, but lacking in logic, reason and judgment.] AUTOGRAPHS OF SOME WELL-KNOWN MEN. THEIR WRITING IS AS DIFFERENT AS THEIR CHARACTERS. [Illustration: Uncle Joe Cannon, Speaker of the House of Representatives, has a careless and rapid signature which indicates a determined and arbitrary will.] [Illustration: Cecil T. Rhodes, the wealthy South Africa diamond king, has a signature denoting secrecy and thrift. The curve of the "C" and "T" denoting love of publicity. His wonderful endowments gave him fame and publicity.] [Illustration: Signature of John Jacob Astor, the founder of that well-known family.] [Illustration: Ingersoll's signature is that of a combative man. This is told by a certain irregularity in writing and at the same time all the signs of ardent courage.] [Illustration: Admiral George Dewey. Extreme straightforwardness is indicated in this signature; the letters are all one height and the line of writing is straight. It denotes precision, discipline and |
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