The handwritten journal gives a sense of the author's presence, but the following typeset transcription spares the reader's eyes, offering informative footnotes on whaling, the Arctic and the life of Doyle.
With the handwritten journal, five computers, 10 hard drives and 110 thumb drives, Bin Laden would have been made to talk.
This included the material in the handwritten journals from his early years as his motel's voyeur, but a good portion of the manuscript was new to me.
They had an inkling that the work might be a Caravaggio but had not even been able to decipher the handwritten note, she said.
If I had not learned to write cursive, I probably never would have learned to read it, and my archival work as a biographer — deciphering the handwritten letters of men and women born in the nineteenth century, or the early decades of the twentieth — would have been extremely arduous, if not impossible.
The strategy is to bring aboard the founding fathers (and mothers -- MC Lyte gave the museum her handwritten journal that became her book "Just My Take") and then move on from there.
The hut has been filled with sympathizing visitors particularly my [old comrades of the 30th…] Compare the typed text with Captain Walker's handwritten journal.
The author of "The Vanity Fair Diaries" reveals a page from her handwritten journal recounting her experiences on the day she learned of Andy Warhol's death.
She was an attic-bound teenage girl, whose handwritten journal became one of the most potent symbols of the horrors of the Holocaust.
However, a simple handwritten journal (if well preserved) can tell the story and solve the mysteries of our time.
Combing his cabin, the investigators found a wealth of bomb components, 40,000 handwritten journal pages that included bomb-making experiments and descriptions of the Unabomber crimes; and one live bomb, ready for mailing.
