Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 71,Parte 2F. Jefferies, 1801 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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... must have their white dreiles as well as them , even if they ap- propriate to the purpose the cloth that fhould make them thifts ; and the form of thefe dreiles they alter as new modes arife fo long as the warp and the woof will hold ...
... must have their white dreiles as well as them , even if they ap- propriate to the purpose the cloth that fhould make them thifts ; and the form of thefe dreiles they alter as new modes arife fo long as the warp and the woof will hold ...
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... must laugh at thofe who pretend to think it im- poffible that Ratifbon fhould have been called Tiberij , meaning Augufta Tybe- rij to be fure ; for who calls a town by flood , I fuppofe , Augufia Trinobantuin , the genitive cafe ? It is ...
... must laugh at thofe who pretend to think it im- poffible that Ratifbon fhould have been called Tiberij , meaning Augufta Tybe- rij to be fure ; for who calls a town by flood , I fuppofe , Augufia Trinobantuin , the genitive cafe ? It is ...
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... must be poor Scholars , " & c . No fcholars were wanted to tell , nor no maps to how , what we may read in Monf . D'An- ville's Compendium of Geography , p . 387 , where thefe words will be found : " In the description of this maritime ...
... must be poor Scholars , " & c . No fcholars were wanted to tell , nor no maps to how , what we may read in Monf . D'An- ville's Compendium of Geography , p . 387 , where thefe words will be found : " In the description of this maritime ...
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... must be allowed that one cannot with much certainty fix on the meaning of mere naked letters of the alphabet , which after all may be ufed entirely by chance , or have an allufion totally different from what we apprehend . I remember ...
... must be allowed that one cannot with much certainty fix on the meaning of mere naked letters of the alphabet , which after all may be ufed entirely by chance , or have an allufion totally different from what we apprehend . I remember ...
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... must know , fays he , I do it with a view to fecurity againft attack , for who would be fo abfurd as to write in open defiance of common fenfe ? It must be owned that all writers do not chufe their titles for fo good a reafon as my ...
... must know , fays he , I do it with a view to fecurity againft attack , for who would be fo abfurd as to write in open defiance of common fenfe ? It must be owned that all writers do not chufe their titles for fo good a reafon as my ...
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