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terms for
merchants emerged:
meerseniers referred to
local traders (such as
bakers and grocers) and
koopman (Dutch: koopman)
referred to
merchants who operated...
- Look up
trader in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Trader may
refer to:
Merchant,
retailer or one who
attempts to
generally buy
wholesale and sell later...
- Big and the Little" (retitled "The
Traders" for the collection) in
August 1944; and "The Wedge" (retitled "The
Merchant Princes" for the collection) in October...
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history were
traders or merchants.
Merchants emerged as a
social class in
medieval Italy (compare, for example, the Vaishya, the
traditional merchant caste in...
- (1987),
Traders and
Merchants:
Panorama of
International Commodity Trading,
Taylor & Francis, p. 6, ISBN 9783718604357 J. N. Ball (1977),
Merchants and Merchandise:...
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Chisholm (circa 1805 -
March 4, 1868) was a Scotch-Cherokee fur
trader and
merchant in the
American West. He is
known for
having scouted and developed...
- John
Tucker was an
English slave trader for the
Royal African Company from London, England.
Tucker went to Gbap,
Sierra Leone, in 1665
alongside Thomas...
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membership in a
guild was
virtually compulsory for a
trader to have the
formal status of
merchant. The
guild system ended formally in 1917. In the Kievan...
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Baniya or Vanika, a
trader or merchant belonging to the
Indian business class Bania (Newar caste), one of the
Newar Uray
castes of Kathmandu,
traders specialising...
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Antonio Bruti (c. 1518 in Lezhë d. 1571 in Ulcinj) was an
Albanian trader, agent,
merchant and diplomat, part of the
Bruti family, who
worked for
Venice in...
