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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The products and markets of these areas are quite important commercially. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #481)
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1 481 The products and View more quotes about markets">markets of these areas are quite important commercially.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 478 There had been, however, no major engagements in several years.
1 479 Cos, for some years, had been preoccupied with struggles on the Vosk.
1 480 These had to do with competitive spheres of influence on the Vosk itself and in its basin and adjacent tributary-containing valleys.
1 481 The products and markets of these areas are quite important commercially.
1 482 Whereas most towns on the river are, in effect, free states, few are strong enough to ignore powers such as Cos and its major rival in these territories, the city of Ar.
1 483 Cos and Ar compete with one another to gain treaties with these river towns, control the traffic, and dominate the commerce of the river to their respective advantages.
1 484 Ar has no navy, being an inland power, but it has developed a fleet of river ships and these, often, skirmish with the river ships of Cos, usually built in Cos, transported to the continent and carried overland to the river.
There had been, however, no major engagements in several years. Cos, for some years, had been preoccupied with struggles on the Vosk. These had to do with competitive spheres of influence on the Vosk itself and in its basin and adjacent tributary-containing valleys. The products and markets of these areas are quite important commercially. Whereas most towns on the river are, in effect, free states, few are strong enough to ignore powers such as Cos and its major rival in these territories, the city of Ar. Cos and Ar compete with one another to gain treaties with these river towns, control the traffic, and dominate the commerce of the river to their respective advantages. Ar has no navy, being an inland power, but it has developed a fleet of river ships and these, often, skirmish with the river ships of Cos, usually built in Cos, transported to the continent and carried overland to the river. - (Explorers of Gor)