Morrison's introduction to book-keeping and business: : comprising a course of mercantile transactions as they have occurred in inland and foreign trade. The former arranged by single entry--Italian method of double entry: and both inland and foreign by  the present practice of the countinghouse: with a comparison of these three methods. And an appendix, containing queries and answers on merchants' accounts; on the principles and practice of book-keeping: and on the nature and negotiation of inland and foreign bills of exchange. To which are added, a series of letters connected with the sets; an explanation of commercial terms; and a concise, but comprehensive set of company accounts on foreign trade, as an exercise to the learner. The whole illustrated with engraved forms of the various accounts which occur in business. Designed for schools and countinghouses.
Morrison, C.
Shaw, Richard W.,former owner.StEdNL
Drinkall, James.,former owner.StEdNL
Glasgow: : Printed by R. Chapman, for Reid & Henderson, Glasgow; Peter Hill & Co. Edinburgh; and G. & W. B. Whittaker, London.,
1819.
An introduction to book-keeping: comprising inland and foreign trade. Arranged by single entry, Italian method of double entry: and by the present practice of the countinghouse: with a comparison of these three methods. to which are subjoined queries and answers on merchant's accounts, book-keeping & bills. With engraved forms &c. Designed for schools and countinghouses. By C. Morrison, accountant, Glasgow.--engraved title page.
Extensive manuscript inscriptions in English, French, Italian, Latin and Greek on the front and back endpapers and flyleaves. Manuscript signature of "Richard W. Shaw" on the front pastedown. Manuscript signature of "James Drinkall" at the head of the title page.
Bookkeeping
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