The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 88,Parte 1;Volumen 123F. Jefferies, 1818 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... favour us with any authentic comment on these very interesting Mosaic works , we should feel par- ticularly grateful and obliged . Yours , & c . JOHN BELLAMY . Walk from ROME to OSTIA , & c . ( Continued from Vol . LXXXVII . ii . THE p ...
... favour us with any authentic comment on these very interesting Mosaic works , we should feel par- ticularly grateful and obliged . Yours , & c . JOHN BELLAMY . Walk from ROME to OSTIA , & c . ( Continued from Vol . LXXXVII . ii . THE p ...
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... favour the Publick with something in the form of a Dictionary of Metaphysical Terms , which might serve as a standard to all future writers on this abstruse subject . I am in hopes that some one of your Readers will favour me with the ...
... favour the Publick with something in the form of a Dictionary of Metaphysical Terms , which might serve as a standard to all future writers on this abstruse subject . I am in hopes that some one of your Readers will favour me with the ...
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... favour me in preserving her life , and that of poor Mr. Clayton for the mi- nistry . The lower class not having been very closely superintended , it has oc- curred to me not to spend any time between breakfast and dinner below , except ...
... favour me in preserving her life , and that of poor Mr. Clayton for the mi- nistry . The lower class not having been very closely superintended , it has oc- curred to me not to spend any time between breakfast and dinner below , except ...
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... favour upon that species of genius most congenial with their native habits of thinking ; whilst a species foreign to those habits ( though confessedly precedent in the seat of literary worth ) passes , per- haps , with a cold ...
... favour upon that species of genius most congenial with their native habits of thinking ; whilst a species foreign to those habits ( though confessedly precedent in the seat of literary worth ) passes , per- haps , with a cold ...
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... favours and neglects ; the mind which disdains to solicit pa- tronage where it is not offered , may yet languish in ... favour pretensions of equality with those intelligences , the unknown inhabitants of a higher sphere , and possibly ...
... favours and neglects ; the mind which disdains to solicit pa- tronage where it is not offered , may yet languish in ... favour pretensions of equality with those intelligences , the unknown inhabitants of a higher sphere , and possibly ...
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