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During the Napoleonic war, rumours flew that the French had built a gigantic raft, able to bring 60,000 men and 600 cannon towards British shores
In the 1950s, high-tech advances seemed to be killing off penmanship, so calligrapher Reginald Piggott launched the world's first national handwriting survey