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Not for adventures of the sword, but for trade, do men descend upon the sea in ships, and traverse broad continents on iron pathways.
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gutenberg.orgNot for adventures of the sword, but for trade, do men descend upon the sea in ships, and traverse broad continents on iron pathways.
Sumner highlights that trade, rather than adventure, drives exploration and commerce.
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