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Pacioli's forgotten book: The Merchant's Ricordanze.: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Pacioli's forgotten book: The Merchant's Ricordan…
By: Alan Sangster, Greg Stoner, Paul De Lange, Brendan O'Connell, Giovanna Scataglini-Belghitar
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Contributions of Joseph Hardcastle to accounting theory.: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Contributions of Joseph Hardcastle to accounting theory.: A…
By: George C. Romeo, James J. McKinney
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Internationalizing the French auditing profession.: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Internationalizing the French auditing profession.: An arti…
By: Ignace De Beelde, Nathalie Gonthier-Besacier, Alain Mikol
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The victory of the Prussian railway "dynamic" accounting over the public finance and patrimonial accounting models (1838-1884): an early illustration ... article from: Accounting Historians Journal
The victory of the Prussian railway "dynamic" acc…
By: Jacques Richard
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The oldest writings, and inventory tags of Egypt. (Interfaces).: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
The oldest writings, and inventory tags of Egypt. (Interfac…
By: Richard Mattessich
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INTERNAL AUDIT AT THE HISTORICAL HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY: A CHALLENGE TO ACCEPTED HISTORY.: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
INTERNAL AUDIT AT THE HISTORICAL HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY:…
By: Gary Spraakman
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Changing legitimacy narratives about professional ethics and independence in the 1930's journal of accountancy.(Report): An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Changing legitimacy narratives about professional ethics an…
By: Diane H. Roberts
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"The best brains of the public accounting world": the restricted membership of the army accountancy advisory panel, 1942-1945. (2007 Vangermeersch ... article from: Accounting Historians Journal
"The best brains of the public accounting world":…
By: Phillip E. Cobbin
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A letter from a teenage accounting clerk in 1846: a hidden voice in a micro-history of modern public accountancy.: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
A letter from a teenage accounting clerk in 1846: a hidden …
By: Thomas A. Lee
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"I ask the profession to stand still": The Evolution of American Public Accountancy, 1927-1962.(2010 VANGERMEERSCH AWARD WINNER): An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
"I ask the profession to stand still": The Evolut…
By: Michael E. Doron
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Were Islamic records precursors to accounting books based on the Italian method? A comment. (Comment).(O.A. Zaid, Accounting Historians Journal, vol. ... article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Were Islamic records precursors to accounting books based o…
By: Christopher W. Nobes
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SMALL-TIME ACCOUNTING: A 19TH CENTURY MEAT MERCHANT IN MAINE.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
SMALL-TIME ACCOUNTING: A 19TH CENTURY MEAT MERCHANT IN MAIN…
By: Gloria Vollmers, Darlene Bay
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Internal controls in the Talmud: the Jerusalem Temple.: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Internal controls in the Talmud: the Jerusalem Temple.: An …
By: Robert Fonfeder, Mark P. Holtzman, Eugene Maccarrone
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Outliers in the professional project of Victorian public accountancy: David Souter Robertson, chartered accountant.(Report): An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Outliers in the professional project of Victorian public ac…
By: Thomas A. Lee
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Professional leadership and oligarchy: the case of the ICAEW.: An article from: Accounting Historians Journal
Professional leadership and oligarchy: the case of the ICAE…
By: Masayoshi Noguchi, John Richard Edwards
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