Klasien Horstman, Public bodies, private lives: the historical construction of life insurance, health risks, and citizenship in the Netherlands 1880–1920, transl. Ton Brouwers, Rotterdam, Erasmus Publishing, 2001, pp. 211, €27.00 (paperback 90-5235-156-2).

Martin Gorsky

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Klasien Horstman, Public bodies, private lives: the historical construction of life insurance, health risks, and citizenship in the Netherlands 1880–1920, transl. Ton Brouwers, Rotterdam, Erasmus Publishing, 2001, pp. 211, €27.00 (paperback 90-5235-156-2).

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Information: Medical History , Volume 47 , Issue 3 , July 2003 , pp. 389 - 390

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Klasien Horstman, Public bodies, private lives: the historical construction of life insurance, health risks, and citizenship in the Netherlands 1880–1920, transl. Ton Brouwers, Rotterdam, Erasmus Publishing, 2001, pp. 211, €27.00 (paperback 90-5235-156-2).

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