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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DWEB: A Data Warehouse Engineering Benchmark England, the size of local racoltas and the likelihood of a Persian supply, the carry-over of silk from the previous season and the demand for it from local artisans and from France and Egypt. Above all he had to take into account the available supply of English cloth, in warehouse and on the way,

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Data Warehousing and Knowledge Discoveryt of the silk brought back to England. But though these two commodities governed the trade, and in the eighteenth century accounted for more than four-fifths of its value, they played a much less decisive part in the employment of shipping. Other commodities such as cotton, galls, goatswool and frui

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Interactive Clustering for Transaction Datat features are fairly simple. The unit of account used by foreign merchants in the Levant (except in Egypt) was the dollar. In principle this was a Turkish piastre containing six drachms of silver; but this piastre, first issued in 1690, was based on the European dollar, and was itself produced only

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Data Warehousing and Knowledge Discovery; that the trade they carried on was an exceptionally lucrative one; and that their wealth and large incomes were the result of their exercise of monopolistic rights over the English trade with the Levant. The first of these was evidently true, for some of the richest of London merchants were engage

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https://doi.org/10.1007/11546849ton manufacture. By 1800 silk was slipping out of notice, quite eclipsed by the enormous expansion of cotton following the immense success of its new techniques and organisation; but in mid-century, after a long period of very fast growth, silk was at the peak of its relative importance among English industries.

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