Clavis commercii, or , The key of commerce: shewing, the true method of keeping merchants books : after the Italian manner of debtor and creditor; in one hundred and twenty propositions, containing most cases relating to merchandise : with a practical waste-book, journal and ledger, and directions how to balance the ledger, and transfer the balance therof, as an inventory, into a new ledger : designed for the help and assistance of young merchants, at their first entrance on their apprenticeship to their masters /

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