The grammatico-historical sense of a writer is such an interpretation of his language as is required by the laws of grammar and the facts of history. Sometimes we speak of the literal sense, by which we mean the most simple, direct, and ordinary meaning of phrases and sentences.
Best Answer: I have never heard of stuttering being caused by forcing a child to change from left to right handedness. There are several causes that have been attributed to stuttering.
However, even this number is not necessarily accurate because in the past left-handedness was actively discouraged. Many individuals who would have grown up left-handed were in fact made to learn how to write with their right hand. James Garfield (March-September 1881) is considered by many to be the first president who may have been left-handed. Anecdotes state that he could write with both hands at the same time.