A Dictionary, Practical, Theoretical, and Historical, of Commerce and Commercial NavigationLongman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1859 - 1523 páginas |
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... carried on from Alexandria to Rome . Egypt , for a lengthened period , constituted the granary from which Rome , and afterwards Constantinople , drew the principal part of their supplies ; and its possession was , on that account ...
... carried on from Alexandria to Rome . Egypt , for a lengthened period , constituted the granary from which Rome , and afterwards Constantinople , drew the principal part of their supplies ; and its possession was , on that account ...
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... carried on from Gibraltar , Algiers , & c . Raisins form the great article of export ; and their produce has increased rapidly of late years . They are principally taken off by England . Of the other articles of export the principal are ...
... carried on from Gibraltar , Algiers , & c . Raisins form the great article of export ; and their produce has increased rapidly of late years . They are principally taken off by England . Of the other articles of export the principal are ...
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... carried away from the ports of Southampton , Bristol , and Exeter alone , nearly 200,0004 ; and if London and the rest of England be included , there must have been 2,000,000l . more . — ( Observations touching Trade and Commerce with ...
... carried away from the ports of Southampton , Bristol , and Exeter alone , nearly 200,0004 ; and if London and the rest of England be included , there must have been 2,000,000l . more . — ( Observations touching Trade and Commerce with ...
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... carried on through the Rhine and the Meuse , which is in a great measure independent of foreign competition , and the American trade , most of the other branches of the foreign trade of Holland , though still very considerable ...
... carried on through the Rhine and the Meuse , which is in a great measure independent of foreign competition , and the American trade , most of the other branches of the foreign trade of Holland , though still very considerable ...
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... carried to the extent proposed by the Belgians , they were unable to prevent it from being carried on to an extent that materially affected the trade of Holland . Whatever , therefore , may be the consequences as to Belgium , there can ...
... carried to the extent proposed by the Belgians , they were unable to prevent it from being carried on to an extent that materially affected the trade of Holland . Whatever , therefore , may be the consequences as to Belgium , there can ...
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