An Elementary Treatise On Book-Keeping by Single and Double Entry: Designed for Common Schools: Containing Four Sets of Books by Single Entry, and Six
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An Elementary Treatise On Book-Keeping by Single and Double Entry, designed for common schools, presents a comprehensive guide to the fundamental principles of accounting as they were understood in the mid-19th century. Authored by Samuel Worchester Crittenden, this treatise includes practical examples through four sets of books using single entry and six sets employing double entry.
This historical text offers insights into the pedagogical methods of the era and provides a detailed look at the bookkeeping practices essential for commerce and personal finance. Ideal for students of accounting history or anyone interested in the evolution of financial record-keeping, Crittenden's work serves as a valuable resource, preserving the knowledge and techniques of early American business education.
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