...merchant is worthily called the steward of the kingdom's stock, by way of commerce with other nations, a work of no less reputation than trust, which ought...conscience, that so the private gain may ever accompany the public good. And because the nobleness of this profession may the better stir up thy desires and endeavors...

...stock, by way of commerce with other nations, a work of no less reputation than trust, which ought to bo performed with great skill and conscience, that so the private gain may ever accompany the public good. And because the nobleness of this profession may the better stir up thy desires and endeavors...

...J the duties a work of no less Reputation than Trust, which fff^ur own , . /. 1-1 i MI j locations, ought to be performed with great skill and conscience,...private gain may ever accompany the publique good. And because the nobleness of this Profession may the better stir up thy desires and endeavours to obtain...

...other Nations ; ignorant in ' the duties a work of no less Reputation than Trust, which Vocation's, ought to be performed with great skill and conscience,...private gain may ever accompany the publique good. And because the nobleness of this Profession may the better stir up thy desires and endeavours to obtain...

...Merchant is worthily called The Steward of the Kingdom1 s Stock, byway of Commerce with other Nations ; a work of no less Reputation than Trust, which ought to be performed with great skill and conscience, so that the private gain may ever accompany the publique good."* We may use the term business school...

...Merchant is worthily called The Steward of the Kingdoms Stock, by way of Commerce with other Nations ; a work of no less Reputation than Trust, which ought...private gain may ever accompany the publique good. And because the nobleness of this Profession may the better stir up thy desires and endeavours to obtain...

...Merchant is worthily called The Steward of the Kingdoms Stock, by way of Commerce with other Nations; a work of no less Reputation than Trust, which ought...private gain may ever accompany the publique good. And because the nobleness of this Profession may the better stir up thy desires and endeavours to obtain...

...know his duties, for he 'is worthily called The Steward of the Kingdoms Stock ... a work no less of Reputation than Trust, which ought to be performed with great skill and conscience'.52 As Craig Muldrew has demonstrated, the material was held generally to be dependent on...

...their private interests into channels profitable to the commonwealth. The merchant's work, said Mun, ' ought to be performed with great skill and conscience, that so the private gain may ever accompany the public good'.2 What conscience lacked, the privileges and regulations that comprised the mercantile...