The Young Book-keeper's Assistant: Shewing him, in the Most Plain and Easy Manner, the Italian way of Stating Debtor and Creditor; To Which is ... Debtor and Creditor, The Fifteenth Edition
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The Young Book-keeper's Assistant: Shewing him, in the Most Plain and Easy Manner, the Italian way of Stating Debtor and Creditor; To Which is ... Debtor and Creditor, The Fifteenth Edition

by Thomas Dilworth

Business History Education Accounting
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Thomas Dilworth’s instructional guide introduces bookkeeping through the Italian method of stating debtor and creditor. Written in a plain and easy manner, this fifteenth edition serves as a historical accounting text for readers exploring foundational business education and traditional bookkeeping practice.

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The Young Book-keeper's Assistant is an instructional work by Thomas Dilworth on the fundamentals of bookkeeping.

It explains the Italian method of stating debtor and creditor in a plain and easy manner.

The book is intended as a guide for learners seeking a structured introduction to accounting practice.

This is identified as the fifteenth edition and includes instruction concerning debtor and creditor.

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