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People Strangers to Business

Generic group contrasted with those worn by labor, used in argument.

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Also known as people who are strangers to business , and are not wasted and wearied with the employment of their calling, their, themselves

First appearance: some thoughts concerning education

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People Strangers to Business first appears in 0001 some thoughts concerning education.

With Children (social): Children are contrasted with adults unfamiliar with practical affairs, highlighting their need for worldly education. With A Child (social): A child is contrasted with inexperienced adults to emphasize the importance of practical knowledge. With The Great Masters (professional): These people are often the product of poor teaching by the great masters, representing failed education.

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