Those plants came to live in domesticity through the good works of people like Peter Collinson, an English cloth merchant whose correspondence and plant-swapping covered the whole of the botanical world in the mid-18th century.
By looking at merchants' and diplomats' correspondence and the actions and experiences of men working in Eurasia for Russia and Britain, he demonstrates the importance of restoring human experiences in global processes and provides individual perspective on this game of empire.
Correspondence concerning Merchants Refrigerating Company.
Primarily includes correspondence kept by merchant and politician David Gelston during his time as Collector of Customs for the Port of New York (1801-1820) along with some correspondence of Floyd and Delafield family members.
Keep receipts, photos and correspondence with the merchant that support your claims, in case your issuer requires you to provide them.
The subsequent correspondence between the Merchants and the Expert was, as one employee of Duveen's recalled, a record of "constant bickering and at times outright antagonism".
In his correspondences with a Barbadian merchant in 1739, Beverley wrote: "I am very conveniently situated for the sale of Negroes, rum, sugar & Mollasses [sic]." Beverley sold Barbadian salt in Virginia and shipped Virginia maize to Barbados for sale.
We were getting emails and correspondence from some of our merchant partners telling us "This is making a difference for our business.
As a regular among the foreigners at the palace, young Rainilaiarivony was tasked by an English merchant as a courier for his confidential business correspondence.
In compiling his chronicle, Barros used his official position to consult returned soldiers, merchants, and administrators and peruse all the official correspondence, while he himself was personally involved in the dispatch and return of the annual India fleets.
London merchants established a private post-horse system for correspondence with Calais, France, in 1496.
