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Harry D. Schultz doesn't like the present world monetary set-up although it's helped him to become a well-off adviser to the moneyed classes. The auth(...)
Harry D. Schultz doesn't like the present world monetary set-up although it's helped him to become a well-off adviser to the moneyed classes. The auth(...)

Harry D. Schultz doesn't like the present world monetary set-up although it's helped him to become a well-off adviser to the moneyed classes. The auth(...)

Date10/16/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Harry D. Schultz doesn't like the present world monetary set-up although it's helped him to become a well-off adviser to the moneyed classes. The author of the Harry Schultz Letter expects gold to become the basis of a new monetary order despite efforts of the United States to relegate the role of gold.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079071F
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