National Health Insurance And The Friendly Societies

A detailed and thoughtful analysis of the British system of national health insurance and its relationship to the friendly societies, which provided a range of benefits and services to their members. With a focus on the historical and political context of these institutions, Frederick Ludwig Hoffman offers a nuanced and comprehensive account of this important aspect of social welfare.

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