Sentence examples for maritime traders from inspiring English sources

Economic and trade ties have also been ongoing during these times when Chinese maritime traders had trade dealings with inhabitants of the coastal area along the Indian Ocean, and the Gulf of Aden and Persia and wherever merchants from different directions met (Filesi 1972: 1-10).

These maritime traders stimulated demand in the towns and cities of Greece, Macedonia, and the Greek Islands, generating new sources of wealth in a predominantly agrarian economy.

Plymouth was the home port for successful maritime traders, among them Sir John Hawkins, who led England's first foray into the Atlantic slave trade, as well as Sir Francis Drake, Mayor of Plymouth in 1581 and 1593.

A few years later, he leased several floors to Seth Low, a prominent maritime trader, and to Joshua Scholefield, a hardware salesman.

The early maritime fur traders were explorers, as well as traders.

He was the first trader to visit Neah Bay, a Makah settlement that later became an important port of call for maritime fur traders.

Over time, the maritime fur traders concentrated on different parts of the North West Coast.

One of the first and most notable American maritime fur traders was Robert Gray.

Other notable American maritime fur traders include William F. Sturgis, Joseph Ingraham, Simon Metcalfe, and Daniel Cross, among others.

British maritime fur traders were hindered by the East India Company (EIC) and South Sea Company (SSC).

British and American maritime fur traders began visiting the Northwest Coast in 1785, at which time it was mostly unexplored.