An essay on insurances
explaining the nature of the various kinds of insurance practised by the different commercial states of Europe, and shewing their consistency or inconsistency with equity and the public good : illustrated by real and extraordinary cases ... to which are annexed, some brief hints to merchants and insurers concerning the risks to which navigation is exposed in time of war ...
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- Great Britain. - Contributor
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1755 - Printed by J. Haberkorn and sold by W. Baker, London, England
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English
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- Library of Congress Control Number38005945
- Open LibraryOL6366697M
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- LCCHE965 .M33
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Insurance lawMarine InsuranceEarly works to 1800Commercial treatiesInsurance law -- Early works to 1800Insurance, Marine -- Early works to 1800Insurance law -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800Insurance, Marine -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800Great Britain -- Commercial treaties -- Early works to 1800
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