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 1   V,  4 |      have come from voluntary exchange; for to have more than one’
 2   V,  5 |       But in associations for exchange this sort of justice does
 3   V,  5 |      cannot do so there is no exchange, but it is by exchange that
 4   V,  5 |     no exchange, but it is by exchange that they hold together.
 5   V,  5 |    doctors that associate for exchange, but a doctor and a farmer,
 6   V,  5 |      not so, there will be no exchange and no intercourse. And
 7   V,  5 |      there would be either no exchange or not the same exchange);
 8   V,  5 |      exchange or not the same exchange); but money has become by
 9   V,  5 |   need the other, they do not exchange, as we do when some one
10   V,  5 |    the exportation of corn in exchange for wine. This equation
11   V,  5 |     then there will always be exchange, and if so, association
12   V,  5 | association if there were not exchange, nor exchange if there were
13   V,  5 |  there were not exchange, nor exchange if there were not equality,
14   V,  5 |      a house, viz. five. That exchange took place thus before there
15   V,  5 |  whether it is five beds that exchange for a house, or the money
16 VIII,  4|    being alike. But those who exchange not pleasure but utility
17 VIII,  6|    things for one another, or exchange one thing for another, e.g.