Excerpt from The Medical Adviser in Life Assurance
The author wishes to record his obligations to the numerous friends who have most readily responded to his request to be favoured with their views on the subjects discussed. Throughout the work, he hopes that he has duly quoted the authorities from whom he has obtained information, whether previously published or not, as a convenience to the reader for further reference, or as an act of justice to his friendly adviser. He trusts that the present edition, though not materially enlarged, may be found more useful than its predecessor, and especially that the index to this volume may enable the practitioner more readily to find what he is in search of.
It is to be feared that the author has not found materials to meet one desideratum to which he alluded in his preface to the first edition; namely, that of rendering the decisions to be arrived at, in connection with the questions involved in the expectation of life of an individual, more precise than they were a few years ago.
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