The American system of practical book-keeping, adapted to the Commerce of the United States in its domestic and foreign relations, comprehending all the modern improvements in the practice of the art; and exemplified in one set of books kept by double entry, embracing five different methods of keeping a journal
Subtitle: designed for the use of schools : to which are added forms of the most approved auxiliary books; and a copperplate engraving, exhibiting, at one view, the final balance of the leger
By: by James Bennett ...
Edition: 15th ed.
Publisher: Collins & Hannay
Published: 1833
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Bookkeeping