A History of Banks for Savings in Great Britain and Ireland

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A History of Banks for Savings in Great Britain and Ireland
Including a full account of the origin and progress of Mr. Gladstone's financial measures for post office banks, government annuities, and government life insurance.

CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY
CHAPTER II. ON THE ORIGIN OF SAVINGS BANKS
CHAPTER III. EARLY LEGISLATION OF SAVINGS BANKS—1817 TO 1844
CHAPTER IV. ON THE PROGRESS OF SAVINGS BANKS UP TO THE YEAR 1844
CHAPTER V. LEGISLATION ON SAVINGS BANKS FROM 1844 TO THE PRESENT TIME
CHAPTER VI. A CHAPTER ON SAVINGS BANK FRAUDS
CHAPTER VII. ON THE DEFICIENCIES OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SUPPLEMENTARY SAVINGS BANKS
CHAPTER VIII. ON PROPOSALS FOR GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANKS
CHAPTER IX. ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK SYSTEM
CHAPTER X. ON GOVERNMENT INSURANCE AND GOVERNMENT LIFE ANNUITIES
CHAPTER XI. CONCLUDING CHAPTER
APPENDIX
INDEX