Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 61,Parte 2F. Jefferies, 1791 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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... whofe liberal fource the world was to have been re - philofophized , re - policted , and re - Chryflianized . Without have fuffered themselves to be tranf- ported to lengths which 1791. ] Dr. Priestley's Addrefs to the Inhabitants of ...
... whofe liberal fource the world was to have been re - philofophized , re - policted , and re - Chryflianized . Without have fuffered themselves to be tranf- ported to lengths which 1791. ] Dr. Priestley's Addrefs to the Inhabitants of ...
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... whofe great eftates , owing to their generous ftruggles in the public caufe , were at length feized , and applied to build up that of the Lancaltrian Duchv . Bishop Godwin candidly owns , that Robert Ferrar , in the reign of Ed- ward VI ...
... whofe great eftates , owing to their generous ftruggles in the public caufe , were at length feized , and applied to build up that of the Lancaltrian Duchv . Bishop Godwin candidly owns , that Robert Ferrar , in the reign of Ed- ward VI ...
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... whofe father , Anthony Rudd , D. D. was of York fhire , and fellow of Trinity College in Cambridge ; and in 1593 was Bishop of St. David's . He was buried at Lan- gathan in Carmarth nfhire ; where the family - eftate , on the decease of ...
... whofe father , Anthony Rudd , D. D. was of York fhire , and fellow of Trinity College in Cambridge ; and in 1593 was Bishop of St. David's . He was buried at Lan- gathan in Carmarth nfhire ; where the family - eftate , on the decease of ...
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... whofe purfuits may enable them to gratify my request , will have the goodness to illuftrate either the prefent drawing , or the ring which accompa- nies it ( See p . 513 , fig . 4 ) , they will greatly oblige , INQUISITOR . Mr. URBAN ...
... whofe purfuits may enable them to gratify my request , will have the goodness to illuftrate either the prefent drawing , or the ring which accompa- nies it ( See p . 513 , fig . 4 ) , they will greatly oblige , INQUISITOR . Mr. URBAN ...
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... whofe extraordinary pretenfions certainly de- mand a candid inveftigation . He will find abundant information in the Pre- face to the " Treatife on Heaven and Hell ; " in the Dedication of " The Doctrine on Influx " to the Universities ...
... whofe extraordinary pretenfions certainly de- mand a candid inveftigation . He will find abundant information in the Pre- face to the " Treatife on Heaven and Hell ; " in the Dedication of " The Doctrine on Influx " to the Universities ...
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