The Conduct of Life Assurance Examinations

He discusses the various types of assurance, goes thoroughly through the points raised in the questionnaire which the examiner has to go through with the proposer, and then goes into the insurance aspect of the variations from the normal that may be found. He writes a very valuable chapter on tuberculosis. There are occasional points in the book which obviously refer to work with European lives and are not true when applied to Indian lives, but the book can be read with benefit, and enjoyment, by any one who undertakes insurance work.