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Debrett's Peerage
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Debrett's Peerage

Directory of the British peerage, first published in 1802 by John Debrett (1753-1822) under the title Peerage of England, Scotland and Ireland, but based on earlier compilations. Debrett aimed to avoid spurious genealogies and confine himself to authenticated facts.



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A rather unexpected illustration of this interpretation is presented in the preface to Debrett's Etiquette and Modern Manners, published in 1981.
The integration of social classes by Wouters, Cas / Journal of Social History
Other citations include: Debrett's Distinguished People (1984), Who's Who in the World (1985), Who's Who in Accounting (1991), Who's Who in America (1991), Award of Excellence, Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal (1995/6), Lifetime Achievement Award, British Accounting Association (2005) Accounting Hall of Fame, British Accounting Association (2005).
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