HISTORY IN PRINT

“Our First Prime Minister,” D. A. Tugwill, The Accountant (England), October 10, 1974, pp. 489-490.
“A Century of Professional Development,” Kenneth F. Byrd, The Accountant (England), October 3, 1974, pp, 431-434.
“A Century of Notable Dates: Steps in the Evolution of the Profession,” The Accountant (England), October 3, 1974, pp. 441-443.

Other Features 101

“Trends in Taxation,” R. W. Waas, The Accountant (England), October 3, 1974, pp. 449-453.

“The Computer Revolution: Developments in Accounting Aids,” M. G. Wright, The Accountant (England), October 3, 1974, pp. 458-461.

Review of: Accounting Research 1960-1 970: A Critical Evaluation, ed. by Nicholas Dopuch and Lawrence Revsine (Center for International Education and Research in Accounting, University of Illinois, 1973).

:by Peter Bird, Accounting and Business Research (England and Wales), Autumn 1974, pp. 315-316.

“The Future of the Past in Accounting,” L. Goldberg, The Accountant’s Magazine (Scotland), October 1974, pp. 405-410.

Review of: The History of the Accountancy Profession in India, by G. P. Kapodia,

:by A. W. Graham, The Chartered Accountant in Australia (Australia), September 1974, pp. 42-43.

“Some Early American Accountants,” W. Holmes, World, Summer 1974, pp. 9-13.

“Higgs and Hill—Another Centenary,” The Accountant (England), October 3, 1974, pp. 463-467.

“I costi industriali di unal azienda conciaria della fine del Trecento (1384-1388),” Tito Antoni, Bollettino Storico Pisano, XLII, 1973.

“Le Scuo Di Adaco A Pisa Nel Secoso XIV,” Tito Antoni, Economia E Storia, Anno 1973.

My Life and Times, John B. Inglis, George Dixon Press, lnc., Passaic, N.J., 1974, 156 pp.

“The First Sixteen,” (History Corner), Gerald H. Goelzer, Wisconsin CPA, December 1974, p. 23.

“The First Scottish Book on Accounting: Robert Colinson’s Idea Rationaria (1683),” R. H. Parker, The Accountant’s Magazine (Scotland), September 1974, pp. 358-361.

“Roman Accounting: The Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on the Development of Accounting Concepts,” M. W. E. Glautier, The International Journal of Accounting, Spring 1973, pp. 59-74.

“Accounting Theory and Researchers’ Social Accountability—A Century in Japan,” Yoshiro Kimizuka, Kaikei (Accounting), (Japan), December 1973.

“A Chronology of Professional Accounting in America, 1882-1924,” Gary John Previts, Kaikei (Accounting), (Japan), August 1974.

“A Chronology of Professional Accounting in America, 1924-1949,” Gary John Previts, Kaikei (Accounting), (Japan), September 1974.

“A Chronology of Professional Accounting in America, 1949-1 970,” Gary John Previts, Kaikei (Accounting), (Japan), October 1974.

“Schools of Thought: A Technique for Historical Research,” Gary John Previts, Collected Papers of the American Accounting Association Southeastern Regional Group, Twenty-sixth Annual Meet-ing, April 1974, pp. 55-59.

The First Sixty Years (1913-1973), Arthur Andersen and Co., Chicago, 1974, xiii, 189 pp.

“Notes on the Development and Problems of Soviet Uniform Accounting,” George Gorelik, The International Journal of Account-ing, Fall 1973, pp. 135-148.

“Shades of the Past,” S. Paul Garner, The National Public Accountant, November 1974, pp. 22-27.

“Fifty Years Ago in the Journal,” The Journal of Accountancy,

November 1974, back cover overleaf. Review of: A History of Accounting Thought, Michael Chatfield,
:by Gary John Previts, The CPA Journal, November 1974, pp. 77-

78. “The Accountant as Consultant: A Historical Review,” J. P. Sullivan,
The Journal of Accountancy, November 1974, pp. 92-95. “Costi e Prezzi cel Ferro in Pisa all fine del Trecento,” Tito Antoni,
Bollettino Storico Pisano, XL-XLI, 1971-72. “Sull’ origine del bilancio nelle aziende del sec. XIV in Pisa,” Tito
Antoni, Rivista ltaliana di Ragioneria e di Economia Aziendale, n.

12—dicembre 1973. “Tre precursori nella storia della ragioneria: Leanardo Fibonacci,
Luca Pacioli, Fabio Besta,” Tito Antoni, Revista ltaliana di
Ragioneria e di Economia Aziendale, n. 4—apriIe 1974.
(Vol. 2, No. 1, p. 3, 1975)

“The Organization of Accounting Development in France,” Lional Collins, The Accountants Digest, Vol. XXXX, No. 2, December 1974, pp. 87-90.
“The Florentine Bank Ledger Fragments of 1211: Some New In-sights,” Geoffrey A. Lee, Journal of Accounting Research, Vol. II, No. 1, Spring 1973, pp. 47-61.

Other Features 103

“The Melekh Manuscript: A Discovery in the English Institute

Library,” G. A. Lee, The Accountant (England), November 16,

1972, pp. 622-624. “In Pursuit of Pacioli: From Venice to London,” P. W. Marsland, The
Accountant (England), January 23, 1975, pp. 103-104. ‘Charles Lamb: Accountant and Author,” Derek Lukin Johnston,
CA Magazine, February 1975, pp. 36-41. “Pascal’s Triangle,” Harold E. Wyman, Management Accounting,
October 1974, pp. 27-28. “The Accounting Review’s First Fifty Years,” Michael Chatfield, The
Accounting Review, January 1975, pp. 1-6. Review of: A History of Accounting Thought, Michael Chatfield.
:by Marc J. Epstein, The Accounting Review, April 1975, p. 418. “The Accountant’s Responsibility in Historical Perspective,” Richard
P. Brief, The Accounting Review, April 1975, pp. 285-297. “History Corner: Founding ‘Father’ Schneider,” Gerald H. Goelzer,
Wisconsin CPA, March 1975, p. 20. “The State of Modern Accounting History,” Richard H. Homburger,
Kaikei (Accounting), (Japan), Vol. CVII, No. 3, March 1975, pp.

2-13. “Early Public Accountancy in Massachusetts,” Linda H. Kistler,
Massachusetts CPA Review, January/ February 1975, p. 6. “Accounting and Accountants in Massachusetts,” William Holmes,
Massachusetts CPA Review, January/February 1975, p. 15. “Pacioli 1973: The London Scene,” P. W. Marsland, The Australian
Accountant, January/February 1975, p. 38. “60 Years Ago,” The Journal of Accountancy, March 1975, p. 90. “How It Feels to Be 100,” G. L. Allard, Price Waterhouse and Company Review, Vol. 20, No. 1, 1975, pp. 40-45. “Shades of the Past: Budgeting in Early 1900’s,” Atsuo Tsuji, Man-agement Planning, Vol. 23, No. 5, March/April 1975, pp. 23-29. “When it all Began—October 3, 1913: Income Tax in the Good Old

Days,” The Georgia CPA, Vol. 16, No. 2, Winter 1974-75, pp. 18-19. “Accountants for the Public Interest: A Brief History,” David P.
Weiner and Marc Lumer, The CPA Journal, March 1975, pp. 18-20. “Haskins & Sells at 80 Years,” H & S Reports, Winter 1975, pp. 12-15. “There Is Nothing New . . .,” The CPA Journal, February 1975, p.

52. “Governmental Accounting—Past, Present and Future,” Robert H.
White, The Journal of Accountancy, March 1975, pp. 73-75.

104 The Accounting Historians Journal, Volume 2
“Ealing Business History Seminar: Accounting in the Nineteenth Century,” D. J. Oddy, Business History (England), Vol. XVI, No. 2, July 1974.
“Lord Byron’s Financial Difficulties,” The New Yorker, March 31, 1975, p. 86ff.
“The Concept of Profit in British Accounting, 1760-1900,’’ Geoffrey A. Lee, Business History Review, Spring 1975, pp. 6-36.
“An Annotated Bibliography of Scientific Management and Standard Costing to 1920,” Marc J. Epstein and Joanne B. Epstein, Abacus, December 1974, pp. 165-174.
Review of: The Evolution of the Theories and Techniques of Standard Costs, by Ellis Mast Sowell, :by M. C. Wells, Abacus, December 1974, pp. 178-179.
Review of: Accounting in Scotland: A Historical Bibliography, Annotated by R. H. Parker,
:by M. C. Wells, Abacus, December 1974, p. 179. :by W. T. Baxter, The Accountant’s Magazine (Scotland), December 1974, p. 506.
“L’impot . . . d’hier a aujourd hui . . . .” (The Duty . . . from today to tomorrow), Andre Tessier, Bulletin of the Society of Expert Accountants of France, September 1974, pp. 75-96.
Corporate Financial Reporting: Public or Private Control?, Robert Chatov, The Free Press, MacMillan Publishing Co., lnc., New York, 1975, 347 pp.
“Public Accounting in Western Massachusetts,” Ernest A. Berg, Massachusetts CPA Review, March/April 1975, pp. 7-10.
“Early Massachusetts Accountants and Firms,” Anthony T. Krzy-stofik, Massachusetts CPA Review, March/April 1975, pp. 13-15.
“Accounting and Accountants in Massachusetts, Part II,” William Holmes, Massachusetts CPA Review, March/April 1975, p. 16ff.
“In Quest of Pacioli,” (Letter to the Editor), R. G. Dryen, The Australian Accountant, April 1975, p, 181.
(Vol. 2, No. 2, p. 6, 1975)
“The Accountant’s Magazine Sixty Years Ago,” The Accountant’s Magazine (Scotland), January 1975, p. 13.
Review of: Cost Terminology and Cost Theory: A Study of its Devel-opment and Present State in Central Europe, Hans-Martin W. Schoenfeld,

Other Features 105
:by Trevor Gambling, Accounting and Business Research (England), No. 18, Spring 1975, p. 156.
Review of: Accounting in Scotland: A Historical Bibliography, Annotated by R. H. Parker,
:by B. S. Yamey, Accounting and Business Research (England), No. 18, Spring 1975, p. 157.
“The lncan Quipu and the Jacobsen Hypothesis,” Dale Buckmaster, Journal of Accounting Research, Vol. 12, No. 1, Spring 1974, pp. 178-181.
“The Study of Accounting History,” Vahé Baladouni, Working Paper Series No. 102, Division of Business and Economic Research, College of Business Administration, University of New Orleans, 17pp.
“Accounting and Accountants in Massachusetts,” W i l li am Holmes, Massachusetts CPA Review, May/June 1975, pp. 12-20.
“History Corner: Genesis of Tax Clinic,” William T. Harrison, Wisconsin CPA, June 1975, p. 18.
“Sweeney’s Price Level Accounting-Revisited,” Denzil Y. Causey, The South African Chartered Accountant, January 1975, pp. 25-26.
The Role of Accounting in the Economic Development of Syria, Adnan Muhammad Abdeen, Mississippi State University, Ph.D. Dissertation, 1974.
Accounting and Economic Development in Kuwait: Description and Analysis, Shuaib Abdulla Al-schuaib, University of Missouri at Columbia, Ph.D. Dissertation, 1974.
A Comparative Study of Selected Areas of the Accounting Thought of William Andrew Paton and Prevailing Accounting Thought: 191 5 to 1970, James George Fox, George Washington University, Ph.D. Dissertation, 1974.
“Mercury in the Head, and Lead in the Tail,” Herbert F. Taggart, Dividend (University of Michigan), Vol. V, No. 3, Spring 1974, pp. 10-12, 26.
“John Caldwell Colt,” Francis E. Ross, Dividend (University of Michigan), Vol. V, No. 3, Spring 1974, pp. 17-19, 27-28.
The Professionalization of Accountancy in America: A Comparative Analysis of Selected Accounting Practitioners 1900-1925, Barbara D. Merino, University of Alabama, Ph.D. Dissertation, 1975.
“Accounting to the Rescue: Concerning the Authenticity of Shake-spere’s [sic] Love’s Labor’s Won,” Paul Garner, The Woman CPA, July 1975, pp. 10, 31.

“The Evolution of Accountancy Education and Certification Standards,” John M. Hunthausen, Colorado CPA Report, Spring 1975, pp. 15-24.
Review of: Corporate Financial Reporting: Public or Private Control?, Robert Chatov.
:by Carl L. Nelson, The Journal of Accountancy, July 1975, pp. 91-92. :by Lee J. Seidler, Business Week, June 23, 1975, p. 10.
(Vol. 2, No. 3, p. 3, 1975)
“Accounting History in the Study of Modern Business Enterprise,” H. Thomas Johnson, The Accounting Review, July 1975.
“The Contributions of A. C. Littleton to Accounting Thought and Practice,” N. M. Bedford and R. E. Ziegler, The Accounting Review, July 1975.
“Chinese Fiscal Policy—200 B.C., Richard Farmer, Business Horizons, June 1975, p. 49.
“A Look Back—and A Farewell,” C. A. Taylor, Colorado CPA Report, Spring 1975, pp. 2-4.
“The Origins of the CPA Profession in Colorado,” by J. M. Hunthausen, Colorado CPA Report, Spring 1975, pp. 5-14.
“The Development of Accounting in Commerce and Industry,” D.M.C. Jones, The Accountant’s Review (England), March 1975, pp. 7-23.
“Acquisition Cost Versus Revaluation: A Historical Perspective,” K. O. Elvik, International Journal of Accounting, Spring 1974.
“History of the Massachusetts Society of CPA’s, 1910-1930,” L. H. Kistler, Massachusetts CPA Review, July/August 1975, pp. 7-16.
“Early Massachusetts Accountants—Harry Clark Bentley,” by E. J. Gurry, Massachusetts CPA Review, July/August 1975, pp. 17-19.
Review of: A History of Accounting Thought, Michael Chatfield :by Thomas J. Frecka, The Accountants Digest, March 1975, pp. 189-190.
“CPAs Owe Much to Puritan ‘Writings,'” William Holmes, The Boston Globe, June 8, 1975, pp. C-1 , C-3.
“Development of Banking and Related Bookkeeping Techniques in Ancient Greece (400-300 B.C.),” George J. Costouros, International Journal of Accounting, Vol. 8, No. 2, Spring 1973, pp. 75-82.
“The Development of Accounting in Libya,” Mohamed M. Bait-El-Mal, Charles H. Smith, and Martin E. Taylor, lnternational Journal of Accounting, Vol. 8, No. 2, Spring 1973, pp, 83-102.

Other Features 107

“Management Accounting in an Early Integrated Industrial: E. I. DuPont De Nemours Power Company, 1903-1912,” H. Thomas Johnson, Business History Review, Vol. XLIZ, No. 2, Summer 1975, p. 184.

The Rise of Accounting—Studies in the Accounting Rules of the French Ordinance in 1673, Etsuzo Kishi, Hiroshima Shudo University (Japan), 1975.
“The Accounting Profession in Yugoslavia,” Alan H. Eames, The Accountant (England), July 3, 1975, pp. 7-9.
“Inflation Accounting and the Development of Accounting Principles in Chile,” Stephen A. Zeff and Hugo Ovando Z., The Accountant’s Magazine (Scotland), June 1975, pp. 212-214.

“The Accountant’s Responsibility in Historical Perspective,” Richard P. Brief, The Accounting Review, April 1975, p. 285.
Review of: Accounting in Scotland: A Bibliography, Annotated by R. H. Parker,
:by Konrad W. Kubin, The Accounting Review, October 1975, p. 938.

“The Accounting and Auditing Act of 1950—Its Current Significance to GAO,” Ellsworth H. Morse, Jr., GAO Review, Summer 1975, pp. 23-31.
“The Tally: An Ancient Accounting Instrument,” Williard E. Stone, Abacus, June 1975, pp. 49-57.
“History of the Massachusetts Society of CPAs 1930-1940,’’ Louis S. Corsini, The Massachusetts CPA Review, September/ October 1975, pp. 7-12, 37.
“A Critique of Historical Record Accounting,” Jan Tilley, Accounting and Business Research, Summer 1975, pp. 185-197.
(Vol. 2, No. 4, p. 7, 1975)