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Private correspondence and papers: A-C

MS. Brand 44

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Title

Private correspondence and papers: A-C

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MS. Brand 44

Summary

Subjects and correspondents include:

University of Oxford, All Souls College

C. Altschul

F. Altschul

Bankers' Trust Company

H. Bell (Director General of Lloyd's Bank)

B. Blackett

Colombian National Bank

L. Curtis

war debts, American attitudes to Great Britain

Austrian and Hungarian debts

Latvian loan

Date

1920-1922

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box

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Collection contents

Archive of Robert Henry Brand, Baron Brand

General correspondence and papers

Private business matters and personal affairs

Private correspondence and papers: A-C

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