Note 114 — Chapter VI
Reading edition
In the case of a fraudulent actuary, especially if the bank is carried on at the man's own house, there is no limit to the fraud which he may commit.—Evidence of Mr. Tidd Pratt before the Committee of 1848.
Reading edition
In the case of a fraudulent actuary, especially if the bank is carried on at the man's own house, there is no limit to the fraud which he may commit.—Evidence of Mr. Tidd Pratt before the Committee of 1848.