A new method of teaching book-keeping : by the use of 1. Necessary definitions and universal rules; 2. Interrogatory exercises, or oral journalizing; 3. Practical exercises, accompanied by blank books, and directions for using them; 4. Instructions for the adjustment and closure of the leger, the reopening of the accounts in the old books, and the transfer of them to new ones. 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. /

Bibliographic Details

Main Author:	Hitchcock, I. Irvine (Ira Irvine), 1793-1868 (Author)
Other Authors:	Johnson, Lawrence, 1801-1860 (Stereotyper)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Baltimore : Published by the author. And sold, wholesale and retail, by John Grigg, Philadelphia ... [and 25 others] : Stereotyped by L. Johnson., 1832
Edition:	Seventh Edition
Subjects:	Accounting Bookkeeping Tenue des livres Instructional and educational works Manuals (Handbooks) Matériel d'éducation et de formation