Chartered accountants in England and Wales : a guide to historical records

Wendy Habgood · Wales

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The origins and evolution of the accountancy profession bibliography of histories of professional accountancy bodies in the British Isles bibliography of histories of accountancy firms in the British Isles founder firms accounts' archives - their nature and use the accounting archives survey user's guide firms of chartered accountants - lists of records the ICAEW and its constituent bodies - lists of records.

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