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sutlers's Usage Examples:

sure to make a tidy profit from selling their wares to the soldiers, and sutlers often became camp followers, following a regiment, while on campaign.

July 15 of that year was granted the sole power to appoint and license sutlers with ownership rights to highly lucrative "traderships" at U.

traveling merchants known as sutlers provided American soldiers with goods and services during times of war.

raiding; receiving food packages from their families; or purchasing from sutlers.

In addition he was to license and regulate sutlers, to procure wagons, carriages, horses and drivers when required for transport.

with regard to a charge that he got "100 a month from each of the sutlers he had licensed to service his troops.

with them to war, as the wives were regarded to fill an important role as sutlers in the house hold organisation of the army: prostitutes, however, were.

would often be accompanied by the wagons of private merchants, known as sutlers, who sold goods to soldiers, as well as the wagons of photographers and.

cantinière is a French name for women attached to military regiments as sutlers or canteen keepers.

They served as sutlers to the American military and as Indian traders.

was a route for the Franconian troops to the east, a marketing system (sutlers) was created in Haan to supply the soldiers.

Many of the trading posts were built by Kennedy and Darling, two army sutlers from Fort Brooke who had started their own trading company.

Additional food was to be purchased from local traders or from sutlers.