Insurance

Insurance, a comprehensive early 20th-century work, explores various aspects of insurance, providing insights into its principles and practices. Written by Edward Rochie Hardy, Frederick William Field, Walter Lindner, and Alfred Bicknell, this book offers a detailed overview of insurance types, including property, liability, and life insurance.

Readers will find discussions on risk assessment, policy terms, and the legal framework surrounding insurance contracts. Although reflecting the specific context of its time (circa 1918), 'Insurance' provides fundamental understanding of insurance concepts that remain relevant to students, professionals, and anyone interested in the historical development of risk management and financial security.

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