by James Cooke, William Ruttledge, and Joseph Breckinridge

Paperback, 4" x 6 3/4", 112 pages, new and in mint condition.

In the Bill of Rights, is there any mention of a man's right to wealth?

Of course not! Wealth becomes a right only when you make it so. That is the essential truth of our times... and it is the purpose of this book.

You are about to sit in on a confidential fireside briefing with founders of the Oxford club. These are men who've made wealth a constant companion, an inalienable right.

They have agreed to share their insights with you... because you have proven yourself to be deserving.