Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Elements of Book-Keeping: Comprising a System of Merchants' Accounts, Founded on Real Business, and Adapted to Modern Practice; With an Appendix on Exchanges, Banking, and Other Commercial Subjects
The first Treatise on Book keeping in the English language of which there Is any account, was published In London In the year 1543, by Hugh Oldcastle, a Schoolmaster, and it was after; Wards re-printed In the year 1588, by John Mellie.
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