Excerpt from The Logic of Accounts: A New Exposition of the Theory and Practice of Double-Entry Bookkeeping, Based in Value, as Being of Two Primary Classes, Commercial and Ideal; And Reducing All Their Exchanges to Nine Equations and Thirteen Results What, then, is more especially needed in the sphere of accounts is science, which gives such intelligent foresight of that which is to be practiced as to insure both accuracy and perfection in the art. For it must be admitted that the highest art of every kind is based upon science; that without science, there can be neither perfect pro duction nor full appreciation.
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