Anglo-American Life Insurance, 1800-1914 Volume 3

Timothy Alborn

I: Henry Moir, ‘Mortality Tables’ (1909); 1: Henry Moir, ‘Mortality Tables’ (1909); II: British Combined Experience Tables; 2: Samuel Brown, Preface to On the Mortality Experience of Life Assurance Companies, Collected by the Institute of Actuaries (1869), excerpt; 3: ‘The New Life Tables’, Accountant (1901); III: American Mortality Tables; 4: ‘Vital Statistics. Importance of Registration’, Insurance Monitor (1867); 5: ‘The First American Life Underwriters’ Convention’, United States Insurance Gazette and Magazine of Useful Knowledge (1859), excerpt; 6: ‘Proceedings of the Life Insurance Convention’, United States Insurance Gazette and Magazine of Useful Knowledge (1860), excerpt; 7: ‘Mortality Tables’, Insurance Record (1869); IV: John Adams Higham, On the Value of Selection Amongst Assured Lives, and its Effect Upon the Adjustment of a Scale of Premiums, as Between Persons Assuring at Different Ages (1850); 8: John Adams Higham, On the Value of Selection amongst Assured Lives, and its Effect upon the Adjustment of a Scale of Premiums, as between Persons Assuring at Different Ages (1850); V: Premium Rates; 9: Lewis Pocock, A Familiar Explanation of the Nature, Advantages, and Importance of Assurances upon Lives, and the Various Purposes to which they may be Usefully Applied (1842), excerpt; 10: ‘Comparative Rates of Domestic and Foreign Life Insurance’, Hunt’s Merchants’ Magazine (1859); 11: Life Assurance Premiums Charged by Various Companies. Arranged in Order of Magnitude (1910), excerpt; VI: Medical Selection of Lives; 12: Editorial and Correspondence on Medical Fees, Lancet (1849); 13: William Brinton, On the Medical Selection of Lives for Assurance (1856), excerpt; VII: Application Forms; 14: T. Glover Lyon, ‘Some Medical Points of Difference between Life Assurance in the United States of America and in England’, Transactions of the Life Assurance Medical Officers’ Association (1895); 15: Robert L. Burrage, ‘Present Standards in Medical Selection’, Thirteenth