What the Anglo-American loan argument leaves unresolved

Did the Anglo-American loan incorporate earlier British-American debts?

Clarke recalls that it consolidated other obligations, but asks for an economic historian's help to establish the detailed account.

Clarke recalls that the Anglo-American loan incorporated other agreements and that some earlier debt became entangled with the Second World War. In response to a later challenge about 1946, he describes the arrangement as a consolidation involving postwar and some prewar obligations. He explicitly wants an economic historian to explain the agreements and terminology more precisely. His recollection is a disputed account requiring specialist clarification; it does not provide a demonstrated reconciliation of all British-American debts.