Jolyon Jenkins investigates how accountants shaped the modern world
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Jolyon Jenkins traces the religious roots of some accounting practices.
Jolyon Jenkins looks at accountancy as obfuscation.
Jolyon Jenkins goes back 5,000 years to see how accountants invented writing.
How a corrupt Roman governor was tried in court using his own forged account books.
The rise of double entry book-keeping in medieval Italy.
Jolyon Jenkins examines accountancy fraud in the Middle Ages.
Why Josiah Wedgwood began to use accounting to run his business.
How the 'railway mania' of the mid-19th century led to dodgy accounting and outright fraud
The role played by accountants in the Holocaust and the Highland Clearances.
Jolyon Jenkins on the military's sometimes uncomfortable relationship with accountancy.