A half century of Boston's building. The construction of buildings, the enactment of building laws and ordinances, sanitary laws, the ancient and modern building, building statistics, Boston's valuation, a chapter of Boston's big fire, fire losses, public lands account, prominent architects, contractors and builders, building materials and their source of supply inspection of buildings, the building and plumbing associations (1895)
Damrell, Charles S. (Charles Stanhope) · Boston, L. P. Hager · leaf 182
s trade profit account, not merely on the premium side,but on the loss side, in a reduction of moral hazard. AVherever a building is destroyed the premiums which would have been received upon it arelost, and even if the building be rejilaced by the money received from the insurance comjjanyand that… … 156 A HALF CENTURY OF HOSTONs BUILI>IN(i. further enterprise and new buildings. It maj safely V)e said that in every year, especially inthose years in which expensive conflagrations occur, enterprising men of tlie character whomake two blades of grass grow where one grew before, are crippled for…
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