- A
counting house, or
counting room, was
traditionally an
office in
which the
financial books of a
business were kept. It was also the
place that the business...
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attended Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky. He
worked at a
countinghouse in
Boston from 1832 to 1834
before studying law and
being admitted to...
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Green became the
family bookkeeper. She
accompanied her
father to the
countinghouses, storerooms,
commodities traders, and stockbrokers. In the evening,...
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Robert Clive, a
discontented young British factor who had left the
countinghouse for the field,
seized the fort of Arcot,
political capital of Karnataka...
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should learn business with his
uncle William orat Schweighhauser's
countinghouse,
Ludwell should study at the
Middle Temple to
become a lawyer. Tensions...
- Leaked"
Sports Afield September–December 1950 1951 "The
Corpse Was in the
Countinghouse" Collier's
March 3–31, 1951 1952 "Flight into Disaster" aka "Only by...
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educated locally before moving to Glasgow,
where from 1884 he
worked in a
countinghouse. He
later worked in
drapery firms in
Glasgow and
Manchester before immigrating...
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Adventures in
Journalism and Diplomacy.
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan:
Countinghouse Press. 2008. ISBN 978-0-9786191-2-1. "Authors by the Bay - Patricia...
- It and
Defeat It | The New Terrorism: How to
Fight It and
Defeat It.
Countinghouse Press, Incorporated. ISBN 978-0991110209. "About Van Hipp | Van Hipp"...
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Great Tower-street, the
corner of Harp-lane;
consisting of a shop, with
countinghouse, 4
rooms over, and 2 attics. Also No. 1, Harp-lane, in the rear of the...
