Leger of Hitchcock's new method of teaching bookkeeping.

A new method of teaching book-keeping : by the use of 1. necessary definitions and universal rules ... : accompanied by a key, by the assistance of which instructors are enabled to teach this art with facility and success to youth of proper age and capacity : and adult persons to acquire a knowledge of it without the help of a teacher : the whole comprised in fifteen lessons, and the rules and instructions exemplified in two sets of books kept by double entry : to which are added (in the key) specimens, showing the forms of the most important auxiliary books, connected, as such, with the preceding sets /
by: Hitchcock, I. Irvine (Ira Irvine), 1793-1868
Published: (1844)

A new method of teaching book-keepingportant auxiliary books, connected, as such, with the preceding sets /
by: Hitchcock, I. Irvine (Ira Irvine), 1793-1868
Published: (1850)

Accounting principles and bookkeeping methods /
by: Finney, H. A. (Harry Anson), 1886-1966
Published: (1924)

A practical treatise on naval bookkeeping : in all its branches, connected with a clerk's duty : to which is added, hints for the safe custody, shipment, transhipment, and final disposal of treasure received on board His Majesty's ships : a sketch of a secretary's duty : and a detail of the duties of an officiating judge-advocate upon foreign stations /
by: Lawes, Edward, -1849