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... trade . Certainly , trade was of tremendous importance , and the exchange of goods between Novgorod and the Baltic region on the one hand and between the entire water - road area and Byzantium on the other was vital to the prosperity of ...
... trade . Certainly , trade was of tremendous importance , and the exchange of goods between Novgorod and the Baltic region on the one hand and between the entire water - road area and Byzantium on the other was vital to the prosperity of ...
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... trade in all goods anywhere in the tsar's dominions . Chancellor arrived back in Moscow in 1555 with full power to negotiate a commercial treaty . Over the objections of Russian merchants Ivan agreed that the merchants of the Muscovy ...
... trade in all goods anywhere in the tsar's dominions . Chancellor arrived back in Moscow in 1555 with full power to negotiate a commercial treaty . Over the objections of Russian merchants Ivan agreed that the merchants of the Muscovy ...
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... trade , subject to limitations imposed by the Council of Ministers , arranges trade agreements with other powers , plans for the import and export of commodi- ties , arranges foreign credits , and directs the settlement of balances ...
... trade , subject to limitations imposed by the Council of Ministers , arranges trade agreements with other powers , plans for the import and export of commodi- ties , arranges foreign credits , and directs the settlement of balances ...
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