The American System of Practical Book-Keeping ... Exemplified in One Set of Books Kept by Double Entry ... to Which Are Added, Forms of the Most ... Exhibiting ... the Final Balance of the Leger

This book is a guide to book-keeping using the double-entry system, providing forms for auxiliary books and a copperplate engraving that shows the final balance of the ledger. It is an important historical resource for those interested in accounting and book-keeping practices in the nineteenth century.

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