The desire to trade seems to be inherent in man, as natural to him as the instinct of self-preservation, and from earliest recorded history we see tr… - Harry Gordon Selfridge

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The desire to trade seems to be inherent in man, as natural to him as the instinct of self-preservation, and from earliest recorded history we see trade and barter entering into and becoming part of the lives of men of all nations... [W]e see it as one of the most desirable objectives of the nations themselves.