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• A complete system of Italian book-keeping, according to the modern method, practised by merchants and others. By Daniel Dowling, late teacher of the mathematicks, and author of mercantile arithmetick
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  by: Edwards, Samuel
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  Published: (1765)
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  by: Dowling, Daniel
  Published: (1781)
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  by: Mair, John
  Published: (1800)