Please look-up why we capitalize the word "I" whenever it is written in a sentence. Where did this rule come from? What is the origin of the capital "I"?
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Around 1250 the word "I" began to be capitalized so it could stand out in a sentence to avoid confusion and error in penmanship. It began in England with old and middle English.
Angelo #19
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