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Judicial views on auditing from the nineteenth century

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2006FROM TICKING TO CLICKING: CHANGES IN AUDITING TECHNIQUES IN BRITAIN FROM THE 19th CENTURY TO THE PRESENT19 cited
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1998More sherry and sandwiches? Incrementalism and the regulation of late Victorian bank auditing18 cited

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