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Page 151
... advantage . If , on the contrary , we promise to work an hour and a half for him in return , he has an unjust advantage . The justice consists in absolute exchange or , if there be any respect to the stations of the parties , it will ...
... advantage . If , on the contrary , we promise to work an hour and a half for him in return , he has an unjust advantage . The justice consists in absolute exchange or , if there be any respect to the stations of the parties , it will ...
Page 173
... advantage in the transaction , there is no profit . Nothing is constructed or produced . Only that which had been before constructed is given to the person by whom it can be used . If labour is necessary to effect the exchange , that ...
... advantage in the transaction , there is no profit . Nothing is constructed or produced . Only that which had been before constructed is given to the person by whom it can be used . If labour is necessary to effect the exchange , that ...
Page 175
... advantage on both sides ( or if only advantage on one , at least no dis- advantage on the other ) to the persons exchanging ; and just payment for his time , intelligence , and labour , to any intermediate person son effecting the ...
... advantage on both sides ( or if only advantage on one , at least no dis- advantage on the other ) to the persons exchanging ; and just payment for his time , intelligence , and labour , to any intermediate person son effecting the ...
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