Frederick Martin Knihy

The development of marine insurance in 19th-century Britain is explored, highlighting its significance in establishing the country as a maritime leader. The author details how Lloyd's approach, influenced by commercial, international, and admiralty law, laid the groundwork for a robust insurance system. This framework not only bolstered Britain's dominance at sea but also served as a model for other nations to follow in their maritime endeavors.

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