Debtor and creditor made easie: or, a short instruction for the attaining the right use of accounts. : After the best method used by merchants. Fitted to the trades or wayes of dealing in these several capacities: viz. The youth or young scholar, the husband-man, or farmer, the country gentleman, the retailing shop-keeper. The handicrafts-man, the merchant. /
Monteage, Stephen,1623?-1687.
Davis, E. le,engraver.
London, : Printed by John Richardson for Benj. Billingsley at the printing press in Cornhill,,
1690..
Frontispiece portrait of Monteage signed: E: le Davis fecit & sculp.
The words "The youth... the merchant." on the title page are printed in two columns with braces.
"Advice to the women and maidens of London" begins on Y3r (pp. 1-35 following the "Leidger") with a caption title.
Pages 8-13 of "Advice..." are on two leaves (Z2v-Z3r), each printed in 3 columns, each column given a page number.
Identified as Wing M2489 on UMI microfilm "Early English books, 1641-1700" reel 1930.
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