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The alphabetical order for sorting information cannot be ascribed to anyone in particular.
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The first things ever to be sorted in an alphabetical order must be the words in a dictionary. But who created the first dictionary? We are clueless.
We can only get information like:
'The first Dictionary fascicle was published on 1 February 1884—-twenty-three years after Coleridge's sample pages.'
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I must say alphabetical sorting of information evolved over a long period of time rather than was invented by any particular person on a specific date, month or year.
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Suby: thank you, this is very sensible.
:-)
by iwnit on November 12th, 2009