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Life Insurance, written by Lester W. Zartman and originally published in 1909, provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of life insurance at the turn of the century. This detailed work examines the fundamental concepts of insurance, different types of policies available, and the role of life insurance in personal and financial planning.
Zartman's study delves into the historical context of life insurance, offering insights into its development and significance during a period of rapid economic and social change. Readers will find detailed explanations of actuarial science, risk assessment, and the management of insurance companies. This book serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the foundations of modern insurance practices and the historical evolution of financial security.
While reflecting the business and social attitudes of its time, "Life Insurance" remains relevant for anyone interested in the history of finance, the evolution of risk management, or the enduring principles of life insurance.
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