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Did You Know?

There exists a backlash against this with some advocating the use of personal notes written in longhand, to provide the sense that a real person is involved in the correspondence, (e.g.) thank you notes.

Eighty-seven years later, in the middle of the nineteenth century, Abraham Lincoln drafted the Gettysburg Address in a cursive hand that would not look out of place today.In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, before the typewriter, professional correspondence was written in cursive.

In the research domain of handwriting recognition, this writing style is called "connected cursive", to indicate the difference between the phenomenon of italic script and sloppy appearance of individual letters ("cursive") and the phenomenon of connecting strokes between letters, i.e., a letter-to-letter transition without a pen lift ("connected cursive").The origin of the cursive style is associated with practical advantages (writing speed, sparse pen lifting avoids ink smudges with the quill) and the individuality of the provenance of a document, as opposed to machine font.Georges Jean (1997).

A cursive handwriting style—secretary hand—was widely used for both personal correspondence and official documents in England from early in the sixteenth century.

It features round letter shapes as opposed to the standard "square" Hebrew script.

Writing: The story of alphabets and scripts, London: Thames and Hudson Ltd.