Model Merchant; or, Memoirs of Samuel Budgett

The Model Merchant; or, Memoirs of Samuel Budgett, by William Arthur, recounts the life and career of Samuel Budgett, a successful nineteenth-century merchant renowned for his devout Christian faith and ethical business practices. This biography offers a detailed look into Budgett's life, from his early years to his rise as a prominent figure in the business world. Arthur portrays Budgett as a man who harmonized his commercial pursuits with his religious convictions, providing a compelling example of integrity and dedication.

This volume explores Budgett's commitment to fair dealing, philanthropy, and personal piety, making it a valuable historical document for understanding the intersection of faith and commerce in Victorian England. It offers insights into the business environment of the time, while also providing a portrait of a man whose life was shaped by his unwavering religious beliefs. "The Model Merchant" remains a fascinating study of a life lived according to principle and purpose.

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