Trading in the rural areas of developing countries provides a valuable source of cash income, especially for small and landless peasants. In a case study of the village of Kakas in the province of ...
She has 52 items for sale. Pedlars, both male and female, were a common sight in the 18th and early 19th centuries as they travelled the countryside selling small household goods, knick-knacks and ...
This vacuum was filled by English pedlars (as the HBC dismissively called them) from Quebec who went west to trade, either individually or in small groups. The Indians had been allies of the ...