free trader
free-trader , auch: freetrader

"You sound like a free trader from the history books."

And here free traders may only have themselves to blame.

A free trader went where profit was to be found.

Perhaps I might have fitted in with the free traders.

The free traders say this, in turn, would bring on foreign retaliation.

By 1821 he left the company and became a free trader in the west on both sides of the border.

Free Traders are alert to any cargo and deal in many things.

But we must be a nation of free traders.

Porter was a liberal in politics, and a free trader.

He was a free trader and opposed state aid to religion.

It was one reason the Federation frowned upon free traders.

"But it does not follow that nations have to sign up for every one of the free traders' rules."

Some free traders argue that prosperity alone will bring political freedom to China.

"People can all say they are free traders without having to change current protectionist practices."

To the more conservative, it means free trader who wishes to expand business.

I agree that the Free Trader is not one of them.

A few of the worst ones are used by the free traders as depots.

"More than a few free traders have lost mounts and wagons."

The promised land of political empowerment pledged by free traders still seems far away.

Some company men who paid off the debt could become free traders using the gear they had earned.

He also confirmed his position as an out-and-out free trader.

The idea is so powerful that it dominates the rhetoric of free traders, too.

The will of the Free Traders is too well known."

Generals are taking a back seat to free traders.

But the activists part company with traditional free traders on whether the composition of trade should be a critical government concern.