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The Times 24th July 1995 - Handwriting shows ‘transformation’ in older Nelson
A study of Nelson’s handwriting has found that the personality of Britain’s most heroic naval figure under went a ‘remarkable transformation” after he lost an arm.
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Independent 25th July 1995 - ‘Intense’ Nelson relaxed after losing arm
The analysis of 10 letters written by Nelson between 1786 and 1797 suggests that he was an intensely driven man utterly committed to the achievements of both short and long-term goals. more>>

Daily Telegraph 24th July 1995 - Full Nelson
A “remarkable transformation” in the character of Lord Nelson has been detected by examining his handwriting before and after the loss of his right arm. The change is observed in a report commemorating the 198th anniversary of the amputation tomorrow. more>>

Daily Star 24th July 1995 - Nelson’s arm op just write
Sea hero Nelson became a warmer and more balanced person after losing his right arm in battle, say writing experts.
The right-handed British sea lord had the arm amputated at Santa Cruz on July 24, 1797. more>>

Graphology - condemnation without investigation?
Published in The Executive Grapevine 10th Edition in R.B. Baird (ed.) 1991-2 more>>

Olivia’s talk to the American Association of Industrial Security (ASIS) seminar
Published in 'Professional Security' volume 12 (4) more>>

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