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Chapter 14 POST-OFFICE SAVINGS' BANKS.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
They are said to owe their origin to the Rev. Joseph Smith, of Wendover, who in 1799, circulated proposals among his
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Contents
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTORY.
Chapter 2 THE RISE OF THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE.
Chapter 3 ON OLD ROADS AND SLOW COACHES.
Chapter 4 THE SETTLEMENT OF THE POST-OFFICE.
Chapter 5 PALMER AND THE MAIL-COACH ERA.
Chapter 6 THE TRANSITION PERIOD AT THE POST-OFFICE.
Chapter 7 SIR ROWLAND HILL AND PENNY POSTAGE.
Chapter 8 EARLY RESULTS OF THE PENNY-POSTAGE SCHEME.
Chapter 9 THE POST-OFFICE AND LETTER-OPENING.
Chapter 10 THE ORGANIZATION OF THE POST-OFFICE.
Chapter 11 ON THE CIRCULATION OF LETTERS.
Chapter 12 ON THE MAIL-PACKET SERVICE.
Chapter 13 ON POSTAGE-STAMPS.
Chapter 14 POST-OFFICE SAVINGS' BANKS.
Chapter 15 BEING MISCELLANEOUS AND SUGGESTIVE.
Chapter 16 CONCERNING SOME OF THE POPULAR MISCONCEPTIONS AND MISREPRESENTATIONS TO WHICH THE POST-OFFICE IS LIABLE.
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