David Jenkins, Takau Yoneyama

The History of Insurance Vol 1

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Produktbeschreibung

This set gathers together key writings which chart the formative years of insurance and reviews important stages in the history of the subject from contemporary perspectives

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 484
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2000
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 30mm
• Gewicht: 886g
• ISBN-13: 9781138760851
• ISBN-10: 1138760854
• Artikelnr.: 75438561

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David Jenkins, Takau Yoneyama

Inhaltsangabe

Volume 1 FIRE Introduction Note on Copy Texts Mr Newbold
London's Improvement and the Builders' Security Asserted
by the apparent advantages that will attend their easie charge
in raising such a joint-stock as may assure a Re-Building of those Houses which shall hereafter be Destroyed by the Casualties of Fire (1680) The Fire Office
'From the Insurance Office for Houses on the Back-Side of the Royal-Exchange' (1680) The Fire Office
extracts from 'Arguments for Insuring Houses from Fire' (1680-1) The Fire Office
'September 16th 1681. An Advertisement from the Insurance Office for houses etc.' (1681) The Fire Office
A Table of the Insurance Office at the Back-side of the Royal Exchange (1681) The Fire Office
A Table for Insurance of Houses from Fire from One Pound per annum to a Hundred for Thirty-one Years
or Under (1681) The Fire Office
'A Table of the Insurance Office at the back-side of the Royal Exchange (1685) The Fire Office
A Table shewing the Rates of Insuring Houses from One Year to Seven: at the Fire-Office
Kept against the Royal Exchange in Cornhill: And at the Rainbow-Coffee[1]House by the Inner-Temple-Gate in Fleetstreet (1700) Phenix Office
Two notices (1705) Phenix Office
Example policy of the Phenix Company (1705) Corporation of London
'At a Common Council holden in the chamber of the Guildhall___Proposals for Insuring of Houses in Cases of Fire (1681) Corporation of London
A Table of all Terms of Years from One to Thirty One Inclusive; and from thence by every Ten years to one Hundred Inclusive
and from thence for Ever (1681) Corporation of London
Fire Insurance Policy (c. 1682) An enquiry whether it be the interest of the City to insure houses from Fire; and what advantage the insured may expect more than from the Insurance Office already setled (1681) 'Observations on the proposals of the city to insure houses in the case of fire' (1681) I. R.
'A Letter to a Gentleman of the Insurance Office
concerning the Cities insuring houses' (1681) L. R.
'To My Honoured Friend Mr M. T.
one of the Committee chosen by the Common Council of London
for the Insuring of Houses by Fire' (1682) L. R.
'A second letter to his Honoured Friend Mr M. T. one of the Committee chosen by the Common-Council of London for the insuring of Houses from Fire' (1682) A proposal of a New way or Method for Securing Houses from any Considerable Loss by Fire
by way of Subscription
and Mutuall Contribution (1683) A Breviate of the Establishment of the Friendly Society for Securing Houses from Loss by Fire by Mutual Contribution agreed by the Trustees Inroiled in Chancery
and to be seen at large at the Office (1684) N. B. [Dr Nicholas Barbon]
'A letter to a Gentleman in the Country
Giving an Account of the Two Insurance-Offices: the Fire Office and Friendly Society' (1684) H. S. [Henry Spelman]
'A ' Answer to a Letter to a Gentleman in the Countrey
giving an account of the Two Insurance Offices
the Fire Office and Friendly Society' (1685) 'The Method Proposed by Alexander Cutting for Preventing the Increase in Fires' (1680s) Nicholas Barbon
An Advertisement: Being a Proposal by Dr Barbon and Partners for Insuring Houses and Goods from Fire by a Water-Work
And to serve the Insured Houses and others with Water
at a Cheaper rate
in the Price of the Water and Insurance (1694) Hand in Hand Mutual Fire Insurance Office
Insurance from Loss by Fire by the Amicable Contributors
at Tom's Coffee-House in St Martin's-Lane (1696) Hand in Hand Mutual Fire Insurance Office
Deed of Settlement (1698) Hand in Hand Mutual Fire Insurance Office
A Proposal for Insuring Houses by the Friendly Society (c. 1700) Hand in Hand Mutual Fire Insurance Office
Union
or Double Hand- in-Hand Fire-Office for Insuring Goods and Merchandizes by Mutual Contribution in the way of the Hand-in-Hand Office for Houses (1716) Hand in Hand Mutual Fire Insurance Office
An Abstract of the Settlement of the Amicable Contributionship or Hand-in-Hand Fire Office
for Insuring Houses
etc.
from Loss by Fire (1722) Salvage Corps Scheme
General Remark
No. 440 (1708) Sun Fire Office
Proposals set forth by the Company of London Insurers for insuring Houses
Moveable Goods
Merchandizes
Furniture and Wares from Loss and Damage by Fire (1710) Sun Fire Office
Proposals set forth by the Company of the Sun Fire-Office
in Threadneedle Street
behind the Royal Exchange
London
for Insuring Houses
moveable Goods
Merchandize
Furniture
and wares
from Loss and Damage by Fire
in any Part of Great Britain (1716) Sun Fire Office
Proposals From the Sun Fire Office
near the Royal Exchange
for insuring Houses and other Buildings
Goods
Wares
and Merchandize from Loss and Damage by Fire (1727) Charles Povey
The Secret History of the Sun-Fire-Office
dedicated to his Majesty*s Principal Ministers of State
and to the Governors
Directors and Trustees of all the Companies in Great Britain
also to the Guardians of Widows
Orphans
etc. (1733) Sun Fire Office
Proposals from the Sun Fire-Office in Cornhill
near the Royal-Exchange
For Insuring Houses
and other Buildings
Goods
Wares
and Merchandize
and Ships in Harbour
in Dock
or Building
and Craft
from Loss and Damage by Fire (1794) Sun Fire Office
Cornhill
near the Royal Exchange
and at Craig's Court
Charing-Cross (1816) George Osmand
A Proposal: To the honourable the House of Commons
for raising great Sums of Money all over Great Britain
for the use of the Government
to the Benefit and Security of all those
that are any ways concerned (1711) Reasons humbly offered by the Sadlers-Hall-Society for their Establishment to insure Houses and Goods from Fire throughout England
with the Security of a Deposited Joint-Stock (1720) A New-Year's-Gift for the Directors
with some account of their plot against the two assurances (1721) George Griffin Stonestreet
The Portentious Globe: an enquiry into the Powers solicited from the Crown
under and Act of 39 Geo III entitled
(An Act enabling His Majesty to grant a Charter of Incorporation' (1800) Sun Fire Office
Instructions for the Agents of the Sun Fire Office (1807) 22 Geo III c. 48
An Act for charging a Duty on persons whose Property shall be insured against Loss by Fire (1782) 'Observations on the Duties on Insurance'
Edinburgh Review (1832) George Coode
Revised Report on Fire Insurance Duties (1863) Association for the Abolition or Reduction of the Duty on Fire Insurance
The Fire Insurance Duty! History of the Agitation for Abolition or Reduction
and reply to Mr G. Coode's Blue; Book revised report
etc. (1863) List of Fire Insurance Taxes and Duties 1694-1869 (1869)