A Complete System Of Italian Book-keeping: According To The Modern Method, Practised By Merchants And Others
"A Complete System Of Italian Book-keeping" by Daniel Dowling offers a detailed exploration of accounting practices as understood and implemented by merchants of the time. Focusing on the 'modern method' as it was then known, this book provides a comprehensive guide to the principles and practices of Italian bookkeeping. It serves as a window into the historical methods of financial record-keeping and business administration.
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