Titlebook: Aleppo and Devonshire Square; English Traders in t Ralph Davis Book 1967 Ralph Davis 1967 economics.politics.social policy.social science

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The Levant Merchants,very considerable scale, but five firms or family groups were responsible for nearly half the silk imports from Aleppo in the years 1731–6, and for a rather larger share of other imports from the Levant.

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The Levant Merchants, goods from the Levant, but this number includes executors of dead merchants, ships’ masters, and several individuals who were really trading in company with their brothers or fathers. There were in fact only about thirty genuine trading partnerships or individual traders. Many of these traded on a

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English Cloth in the Levant Trade,me now connotes a particular type of cloth, it originally implied no more than it said, a broad cloth, of something over a yard and a quarter in width, as compared with narrow cloths like the 27-inch-wide kersey. But as far back as the fifteenth century the name had come to be associated with a part

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The Cloth Market at Aleppo,k with invoices and parting words, the factor in Aleppo took the opportunity to draw breath and reflect on the trading experience of the season that had just passed. At his desk in the room above the warehouse, he ran over in his mind the course of business affairs during the previous six months, re

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