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Title: Book-keeping in the true Italian form of debtor and creditor by way of double entry, or, Practical book-keeping exemplified from the precepts of the late ingenious author of mercantile arithmetic
Year: 1771 (1770s)
Authors: Jackson, William, accountant
Subjects: Bookkeeping--Early works to 1800 Accounting--Early works to 1800
Publisher: Dublin : Printed, by Isaac Jackson and Son, at the Globe in Meath-Street, and sold by most book-sellers in town and country
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, Baltimore Digital Archive
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(iii) PREFACE. IN conducing of Bufinefs (as the Compiler of theTreatifecalled Practical Book-keeping obferves) Orderand Method contribute very much to lighten the Care, faci-litate the Difpatch, and enfure the Succcfs thereof: And theAdvantages of Regularity are, not more fenflbly experiencedby the extenfive Trader, in any Part of his Tranfactions, thanin the Orderly Stating and Keeping his Books of Accounts.This being a Point of the Utmoft Importance, the Neglectthereof is often attended with the moft difafterous Confequen-ces ; as it is manifeft, his Affairs mult be in Diforder, whofeBooks of Accounts are fo ; Which, if they had been rightlykept and judicioufly pofted, the Situation of his Affairs couldbe readily known from the Regularity of his Entries: Andamong the Hollanders it is taken for a Maxim, That u he whou fails in his Bufinefs, or becomes a Bankrupt, mult have been* ignorant of this important Branch of Knowledge ; an evidentlnftance of the great Eitimation they have for

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