This is the official 1916 and 1919 Manual, demonstrating all the principles of the system with a few reading and writing exercises.
This book contains a great many outlines according to the 1916 edition. This PDF is text-searchable for fast reference.
This is a great textbook for speed practice and penmanship drills. It is hosted on Google Books.
This useful book of drills for practicing theory concepts is hosted on Google Books.
These are readings in Gregg Shorthand that adhere to the different units of the 1916 Manual.
This is a useful book that gives extra advice and information on the concepts introduced in each chapter of the 1916 Manual.
This is a very long treatise on the reasonings behind the principles of Gregg Shorthand, mostly in asserting its supposed superiority over Pitmanic shorthands. Retypeset by Andrew Owen.
This is an invaluable book for anyone seeking to understand some of the most frequent questions that were asked of J. R. Gregg about the system, and some of the least frequent.
A collection of useful outlines for common grocery items. This is useful for making shopping lists.
A few bits of advice on gaining speed in shorthand.
A few bits of advice on writing numerals in while writing shorthand.
A few remarks by Swem on how to make brief outlines for commonly used words in one's field.