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XLIII.—LIFE ASSURANCE. ¦ ¦ — —< <m m: :
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Xliii.—Life Assurance. ¦ ¦ — —< <M M: :
XLIII . —LIFE ASSURANCE . ¦ ¦ — _—< _< m m : :
. . One Theee That Cannot Appeals Possib...
. . Theee that cannot appeals possibly forcibl be among to the tlie consideration wide range of of social all classes subjects of
one more y isting our female system population affording than such Life Assurance le loyments . Nor for is there feminine any tact
exciated and energy -with reli as this ion much and while neglected amp it app princi emp lies p to le . the It most is intimatel important y asso and
most valued interests g , of society , it appeals to the best and highest mendable of our feelings qualities , its practic particularl e involving those the exercise of prudence of many and com self-
-, more y denial a means . of Life provision Assurance for if families only considered , is an object in a of restricted the highest sense im , as - should therefore be
Jiave portance especiall the y to moral encouraged all classes social and of and the supported reli community ious by training women , and , of so youthful many of minds whom , g
would which princip , le if and duly the avail impressed , advant themselves , ages with it the best of its necessit ows adoption on y the and obj when value ects of circumstances of its this pra great ctice , eagerly
forced upon their attention the necessity of making provision for kindred The fact . that the operations of Life Assurance should be of such a
restricted hundred thirty millions and character fifty of thousand peop as le they in persons are the at United are the assured present Kingdom proceeds time no , and more from that than the out very two of
educated general want of the of knowled middle classes ge on this being subj unacquainted ect , very _^ many with even the of the simp best le But if the in
general and plain are princi so ignorant ple on which of , and it is indifferent founded And . to yet , the in benefits nearl public offered all
inby stances it , women of assurance are more it especially is practised so . for their benefit ; for y those husbands and fathers whose restricted incomes render it impossible themselves if suffi
for cientl them y mindful to to bequeath make of their provision money duties or for ) property of ivives one and or , avail other daughters of the . forms In the ( of next Life
few Assuranc relieving pages system e , the ori will gin be , progress exp render lained , and , works free princi from on ples Life of those this Assurance technical benevolent so terms self dis - - which in a great measure
tasteful amongst ; all and the the various female modes readers of investing of this Journal monies , whether may learn derived that from little savings or legacies , there is none that eventually of yields Life
Assurance such large return or one s as that an judiciousl investment y under used provides almost any so form readily and , cies of the arried sinle
life securely of either for all sex the . pecuniary Life Assurance contingen appeals more m particularl or y g to
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1859, page 310, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011859/page/22/
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