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“Will We Ever Learn?”, Henry H. Heimann Mar 1837

“Will We Ever Learn?”, Henry H. Heimann

Journal of Accountancy

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Preston's Treatise On Book-Keeping: Or, Arbitrary Rules Made Plain: In Two Parts, Lyman Preston Dec 1835

Preston's Treatise On Book-Keeping: Or, Arbitrary Rules Made Plain: In Two Parts, Lyman Preston

Individual and Corporate Publications

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Young Merchant's Manual Or Practical Book-Keeper: Containing The Fundamental Principles Of Mercantile Science, I. Alger Jun. Dec 1819

Young Merchant's Manual Or Practical Book-Keeper: Containing The Fundamental Principles Of Mercantile Science, I. Alger Jun.

Individual and Corporate Publications

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Letter From William Thornton, Superintendent Of The Us Patent Office, To W. Josiah Bennett Regarding Patent, November 1, 1809., William Thornton Nov 1809

Letter From William Thornton, Superintendent Of The Us Patent Office, To W. Josiah Bennett Regarding Patent, November 1, 1809., William Thornton

Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection

William Thornton, superintendent of the United States Patent Office, notifies W. Josiah Bennett that his model and papers have been received. Thornton further explains the process by which Bennett may receive a patent. November 1, 1809.