博客來Delve into the economic life of colonial America with the ＂Account Book of a Country Store Keeper in the 18th Century at Poughkeepsie.＂ This fascinating historical document offers a rare glimpse into the daily transactions and financial dealings of a rural merchant in Poughkeepsie, New York. Compiled by Francis Filkin and Henry Booth, this account book provides invaluable insights into the goods, services, and credit systems that sustained early American communities.
Explore the prices, commodities, and customer interactions that shaped the local economy. Historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in early American history will find this meticulously preserved record an essential resource for understanding the economic and social fabric of the 18th century.
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