STROVER, CARL [BERNHARD, WITTEKIND] — Monetary Reconstruction

Chicago: Carl Strover, 1922. First Edition. Hardcover. "The so-called civilized world is once more in the throes of monetary convulsions - convulsions more violent and widespread than any others recorded in history. Even in the United States, financial stress prevails. The author is convinced that his monetary system presented here is very much superior to the gold standard system and all other monetary systems presently in vogue or being advocated. Adoption of this system will mean the saving of immense wealth, the avoidance of well-nigh inconceivable suffering and injustice, and the stabilization of business to an extent heretofore deemed possible by but few men." - Introduction. Irving Fisher referred to this work on page 203 of his 1928 book "The Money Illusion." [IV], V-XIII, [2], 91 pp. No dust jacket. Former library copy with usual markings. Possibly rebound in maroon cloth lettered in gilt. Binding tight. 7" x 5". A sound vintage copy of this intriguing proposal.; 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall; Monetary Policy, Monetary Theory, Carl Strover. Fair .