How Does Napoleon Engage In Trade

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People that are involved in this small part of the chapter are the leader Napoleon, Napoleons right hand pig Squealer, animal farms broker Mr. Whymper, neighboring farmers Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Fredrick. What happens is that Napoleon wants to engage in trade

which is successful and starts trading with Mr. Fredrick and
Mr. Pilkington, although the humans think that the farm will go bankrupt. during the trade Napoleon has to come into communication with the humans but promises the farm that they wont have to come in contact with the humans during any of the trades, but the animals dont think its safe for the animals to trade because the humans may try to kill them. All this trading occurs on a Sunday morning and
Mr. Whymper comes

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