The Primer of Politeness a Help to School And Home Government
The Primer of Politeness a Help to School And Home Government
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710. Relate the story of the boy who bought the paper.
711. How much better was the honest boy's note than his promise?
712. Why is it well to put agreements in writing? Even honest people may forget the terms of a contract, and thus misunderstand each other.
713. Is it right for persons to make a profit in their bargains?
Every trader has a right to a profit in his bargains which are honestly and fairly made, but no one has a right to take an advantage to the injury of his neighbor.
714. What ...are some of the rules that should govern persons in trade?
The moral law says, 1st. " Thou shalt not defraud thy neighbor, neither rob him.
2d. Ye shall not steal, neither deal falsely, 3d. Neither lie to one another. " Doing Business Honestly.
One marked trait in the business morals of the late A. T. Stewart, the great dry-goods merchant, was his honesty to his customers. It may have been due to policy, or it may have resulted from an ingrain morality, we prefer to believe the latter, but it was the corner-stone of his success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
710. Relate the story of the boy who bought the paper.
711. How much better was the honest boy's note than his promise?
712. Why is it well to put agreements in writing? Even honest people may forget the terms of a contract, and thus misunderstand each other.
713. Is it right for persons to make a profit in their bargains?
Every trader has a right to a profit in his bargains which are honestly and fairly made, but no one has a right to take an advantage to the injury of his neighbor.
714. What ...are some of the rules that should govern persons in trade?
The moral law says, 1st. " Thou shalt not defraud thy neighbor, neither rob him.
2d. Ye shall not steal, neither deal falsely, 3d. Neither lie to one another. " Doing Business Honestly.
One marked trait in the business morals of the late A. T. Stewart, the great dry-goods merchant, was his honesty to his customers. It may have been due to policy, or it may have resulted from an ingrain morality, we prefer to believe the latter, but it was the corner-stone of his success.
What to read after The Primer of Politeness a Help to School And Home Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Murdock Gow to read onlineMoreLess
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