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But such missions were left in secular and mercantile hands.

He worked as an official for the Treasury and was opposed to most mercantile policy.

She then entered mercantile service and operated out of the Norfolk area.

He was engaged for a number of years in agricultural and mercantile pursuits.

He served for several years as a mercantile apprentice.

Denmark rose as a great military and mercantile power in the 12th century.

The cynical, mercantile mind will never understand the mind of the soldier.

The other three buildings on this block are mercantile buildings.

The deeper cause of the conflict was mercantile competition.

They were primarily a mercantile people engaged in overseas trade, taking advantage of their land's rich natural resources.

Motives to resurrect the Inca culture have a mercantile side as well.

Their mercantile projects were not much better conducted.

The Minoans were primarily a mercantile people engaged in overseas trade.

His work sought to keep a balance between "mercantile interests" and "social utopias".

On the other hand, among colleagues he's had a reputation of an unpleasant, mercantile person prone to conflicts.

Following mercantile service, Santa Cecilia was broken up in 1935.

The company is taking its cues from Baltimore's mercantile history to make the area an attraction with many recreational uses.

In an increasingly mercantile society, the craft guild served a variety of functions, social, religious and economic.

Small republics have sometimes derived a considerable revenue from the profit of mercantile projects.

Many of them became farmers and traders and established York as a leading mercantile city.

This group seems to be of mercantile character and to like being buried according to a very specific, almost invariable, ritual.

Such mercantile states, however, are not only useful, but greatly useful to the inhabitants of those other countries.

You see, there are three mercantile classes.

The material offers a fascinating first-hand view of mercantile New York over a 150-year period.

The island soon regained its independence and henceforth devoted itself to a purely mercantile policy.