-
Scottish Amicable may
refer to
Scottish Amicable Life ****urance, a
mutual society established in 1836
Scottish Amicable Building Society, a
building society...
- The
Amicable Grant was a tax
imposed on
England in 1525 by the Lord
Chancellor Thomas Wolsey.
Called at the time "a benevolence", it was
essentially a...
- iA
Financial Group (a.k.a.
Industrial Alliance) is a
Canadian insurance and
wealth management group that
operates in
Canada and the
United States. It is...
- In mathematics, the
amicable numbers are two
different natural numbers related in such a way that the sum of the
proper divisors of each is
equal to the...
- The
Scottish Amicable Life ****urance Society,
commonly known as
Scottish Amicable, was a
Scottish mutual life
insurance company based in Glasgow. It was...
- The
Berkeley Open
Infrastructure for
Network Computing (BOINC,
pronounced /bɔɪŋk/ –
rhymes with "oink") is an open-source
middleware system for volunteer...
- the band now
wished to
concentrate on
performing the back catalogue, he
amicably resigned from Yes at the end of the tour. In
summer 2000, Yes embarked...
-
Amicable Society for a
Perpetual ****urance
Office (a.k.a.
Amicable Society) is
considered the
first life
insurance company in the world. Anzovin, p. 121...
- In mathematics, an
amicable triple is a set of
three different numbers so
related that the
restricted sum of the
divisors of each is
equal to the sum of...
-
taxation and
rebellion in
early Tudor England:
Henry VIII,
Wolsey and the
amicable Grant of 1525. Brighton:
Harvester Press. ISBN 978-0-7108-1126-4. —— (1998)...
