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Accounting History 121 Contents of Volume 11 Articles Concha Álvarez-Dardet Espejo, Jesús D. López Manjón and Juan Baños Sánchez- Matamoros, "Accounting at the boundaries of the sacred: the regulation of the Spanish brotherhoods in the eighteenth century", Vol.11, No.2, May 2006, pp.129–50. Marcia Annisette, "People and periods untouched by accounting history: an ancient Yoruba practice",Vol.11, No.4, November 2006, pp.399–417. C. Richard Baker, "Towards a genealogy of wealth through an analysis of biblical discourses",Vol.11, No.2, May 2006, pp.151–71. Benzion Barlev, "A Biblical statement of accountability",Vol.11, No.2, May 2006, pp.173–97. Rachel F. Baskerville, "Professional closure by proxy: the impact of changing educational requirements on class mobility for a cohort of Big 8 partners", Vol.11, No.3,August 2006, pp.289–317. Claude Bocqueraz and Peter Walton,"Creating a supranational institution: the role of the individual and the mood of the times",Vol.11, No.3,August 2006, pp.271–288. Carolyn Cordery, "Hallowed treasures: sacred, secular and the Wesleyan Methodists in New Zealand, 1819–1840",Vol.11, No.2, May 2006, pp.199–220. Keith Hooper, "Using William the Conqueror's accounting record to assess manorial efficiency: a critical appraisal",Vol.11, No.1, February 2006, pp.63–72. Thomas Lee, "The professional journal as a signal of movement to occupational ascendancy and as legitimation of a professional project: the early history ofPreview Only. This article cannot be rented because we do not currently have permission from the publisher.
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