trafique

Association des Jésuites au trafique du Canada, contract dated Jan. 20, 1611, in Parkman, Pioneers of New France, 294.

Champlain's Dream

Ils se doutent donc bien qu'il y a un trafique derriere le modiodal puisque c un psychostimulant!

pinku-tk Diary Entry

Venice, some for Constantinople, and some to sundry other places of trafique, among whom these ensuing met within the Straights of

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And it is a towne very well built, well gouerned, full of trafique and plentifull: and there we stayed fiue dayes.

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With wares to trafique there with them, if they had meant the same.

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Smith, Richard Staper, and William Garret, their executors and administrators, and such persons by them so to be appointed, shall haue the saide whole trade and trafique, and the whole entire, and onely libertie, vse, and priuilege of trading and trafiquing aforesaid.

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Thomas, Richard and William; such persons not exceeding the number of twelue (as afore is said) to trafique and vse the said trade and feat of marchandise according to our saide graunt.

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On the left side of the entry of the Riuer lyeth one of their Townes, and on the right hand two townes, where we had most of our trafique.

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Let al these things be done out of hand as I command, vpon paine of my further displeasure and the spoyle of you all: These wordes of the Spanish Generall were not so outragiously pronounced as they were mildly answered by M. Rowit, who tolde him that they were al Merchantmen, vsing trafique in honest sort, and seeking to passe quietly, if they were not vrged further then reason.

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Garret, their executors and administrators, that nothing shall bee done to be of force or validitie touching the sayde trade or trafique, or the exercise thereof, without or against the consent of the saide Edward, during such time as hee shall bee Gouernour as afore is saide.

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