Copyright 0 1980 by Karen Amend and Mary S .

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HANDWRITING ANALYSIS
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To the Reader: The authors and editors of this manual have taken painstaking efforts to maintain the anonymity and rights of privacy of all persons whose handwriting samples appear herein. With respect to the handwriting samples of any person who is not a public figure, such samples may in fact have been altered, for purposes of concealing their identity, and will not necessarily be actual examples of any persons true penmanship. Notwithstanding this, if it occurs that any person is thought to be identified, on the basis of any handwriting sample contained herein, the reader should bear in mind that the text accompanying each respective sample represents only the authors analysis of said sample, based on generally accepted graphological principles, and makes no comment on the character of any real person.