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While the various remarks on the western gold bars controversy have made for very interesting reading, readers of The E-Sylum are encouraged to review the literature for themselves. Take the remarks of both sides in context, and decide for yourselves. Mr. Adams' reading suggestions in The E-Sylum Vol 3, No 31 are a good starting point. To that your editor would add the forthcoming book by Dan Owens and other references cited in both Michael Hodder's and Prof. Buttrey's articles (some of which are mentioned in The E-Sylum Vol 3, No. 29).

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The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 33, August 13, 2000, Article 7

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Wayne Homren, Editor