Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 74,Parte 1F. Jefferies, 1904 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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... William Temple's Memoirs . I fay , received by me , " Sir , JON , SWIFT . " Aug. 16 , 1732 . we have now defired what you be- " Had I had y least thought you fore so deliberately refufed , I wd cer- tainly have preferr'd you to any ...
... William Temple's Memoirs . I fay , received by me , " Sir , JON , SWIFT . " Aug. 16 , 1732 . we have now defired what you be- " Had I had y least thought you fore so deliberately refufed , I wd cer- tainly have preferr'd you to any ...
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... William and the Barons of his fuite . A Bishop bletles the table , and a page on his knees presents the cup . XLIV . Odo Ep's . Wilel'm . Rotbert . -The Duke of Normandy holds a council at Haftings , on the operations of the campaign ...
... William and the Barons of his fuite . A Bishop bletles the table , and a page on his knees presents the cup . XLIV . Odo Ep's . Wilel'm . Rotbert . -The Duke of Normandy holds a council at Haftings , on the operations of the campaign ...
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... William was fo much difpleased , that he degraded him from the rank of a horfeman . The battle of Haftings , which placed Wil- liam the Conqueror and his descend- ants on the throne of England , was fought on the 14th of October , 1066 ...
... William was fo much difpleased , that he degraded him from the rank of a horfeman . The battle of Haftings , which placed Wil- liam the Conqueror and his descend- ants on the throne of England , was fought on the 14th of October , 1066 ...
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... William on this occafion . XLVIII . Hic milites exierunt de Haftenga , venerunt ad proelium contra Haroldum regen - Tae Dake of Nor- mandy did not wait for Haroid in his camp , but marched out to meet him . The Duke is feen completely ...
... William on this occafion . XLVIII . Hic milites exierunt de Haftenga , venerunt ad proelium contra Haroldum regen - Tae Dake of Nor- mandy did not wait for Haroid in his camp , but marched out to meet him . The Duke is feen completely ...
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... William appears to be near the conclufion of his fpeech ; his troops begin to charge the enemy ; there is only a fingle horfeman near William , who turns round to liften to his coucluding words . The battle com- mences ; the horfe couch ...
... William appears to be near the conclufion of his fpeech ; his troops begin to charge the enemy ; there is only a fingle horfeman near William , who turns round to liften to his coucluding words . The battle com- mences ; the horfe couch ...
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