The Evolution of National Insurance in Great Britain: The Origins of the Welfare State

Charles Loch Mowat · Bentley Brinkerhoff Gilbert

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Foreword Preface Introduction the eighties and the nineties: the two nations the condition of the people the children of the nation old age pensions the untrodden field - unemployment National health insurance the establishment of national health service conclusions bibliography index.

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