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Definition of Salt merchant
1. Noun. Someone who makes or deals in salt.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Salt Merchant
Literary usage of Salt merchant
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. John Kenneth Mackenzie, Medical Missionary to China by Bryson, Mary Isabella Bryson (1891)
"A Roman Catholic Church — Hospitable Friends—Teacher No. 2—A Little Flock— The
Crippled Schoolmaster—Too Late—Priest-Doctors— The salt merchant. ..."
2. Gleanings from Fifty Years in China by Archibald John Little (1910)
"No one can be a salt merchant without having a warrant from the Imperial Salt
... This licence enables the salt merchant to buy about tons of salt and to ..."
3. The Manchus; Or, The Reigning Dynasty of China: Their Rise and Progress by John Ross (1891)
"The salt merchant with arms found in his possession was subject to the law ...
The salt official who himself acted as salt merchant, exchanging salt for ..."
4. The Manchus; Or, The Reigning Dynasty of China: Their Rise and Progress by John Ross (1891)
"The salt merchant with arms found in his possession was subject to the law ...
The salt official who himself acted as salt merchant, exchanging salt for ..."
5. John Kenneth Mackenzie, Medical Missionary to China by Bryson, Mary Isabella Bryson (1891)
"A Roman Catholic Church — Hospitable Friends—Teacher No. 2—A Little Flock— The
Crippled Schoolmaster—Too Late—Priest-Doctors— The salt merchant. ..."
6. Gleanings from Fifty Years in China by Archibald John Little (1910)
"No one can be a salt merchant without having a warrant from the Imperial Salt
... This licence enables the salt merchant to buy about tons of salt and to ..."
7. The Manchus; Or, The Reigning Dynasty of China: Their Rise and Progress by John Ross (1891)
"The salt merchant with arms found in his possession was subject to the law ...
The salt official who himself acted as salt merchant, exchanging salt for ..."
8. The Manchus; Or, The Reigning Dynasty of China: Their Rise and Progress by John Ross (1891)
"The salt merchant with arms found in his possession was subject to the law ...
The salt official who himself acted as salt merchant, exchanging salt for ..."
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