The English and Scotch Methods of Calculating Interest, On a Running Account
"The English and Scotch Methods of Calculating Interest, On a Running Account" offers a detailed exploration of historical interest calculation methods. Authored by Jacob Green, this book provides insights into the financial practices prevalent in England and Scotland. It delves into the specific techniques used for calculating interest on running accounts, offering a valuable resource for understanding the intricacies of historical finance and accounting.
This book is essential for historians, financial scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of mathematical and financial practices. It sheds light on the methodologies employed in a bygone era, making it a unique and informative read.
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