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FIRST LESSONS IN BOOK KEEPING

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1889

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Reddish brown rexine hard cover with black lettering and Macmillan logo at foot of front cover. Inside front cover fold out diagram illustrating Book-Keeping. Signature in ink on title page 'Moiri 1892' and on inside cover 'Moiri', and at top of inside cover 'Althea Wellstead, Gnowangerup 1935'. Inside back cover fold out diagram illustrating Ledger Accounts. 200 pages and 55 page list of Macmillan Educational Books.

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cwa-org-51-B1998.293

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THORNTON, J.

Keywords

Education - Mathematics

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Statement of significance

Late 19th Century Book Keeping lessons for students.

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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