Journal Volume 42
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This is Volume 42 of the "Journal" of the Institute of Actuaries (Great Britain), likely published around 1850. It presents a historical record of actuarial science, insurance practices, and mathematical applications prevalent in Great Britain during the mid-19th century. This volume offers valuable insights into the development of actuarial methods and the evolving insurance industry, making it a relevant resource for historians of mathematics, business, and British social history. Researchers interested in primary source material regarding the history of insurance and finance will find this journal a useful reference.
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