The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 47F. Jefferies, 1777 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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... reason sufficient why it was not inserted in the Gazette . - He concluded with remarking that it was a very extraor- dinary way of bringing in a debate , after it was so generally understood that no business of any consequence was to ...
... reason sufficient why it was not inserted in the Gazette . - He concluded with remarking that it was a very extraor- dinary way of bringing in a debate , after it was so generally understood that no business of any consequence was to ...
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... reason , it has in general en- gaged only that faculty of the mind , which we call Taste ; and which alone , without fome principle to direct and controul it , must ever be deemed a ca- pricious arbiter . Another end of this work is the ...
... reason , it has in general en- gaged only that faculty of the mind , which we call Taste ; and which alone , without fome principle to direct and controul it , must ever be deemed a ca- pricious arbiter . Another end of this work is the ...
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... reason of it , that un- less the defendant examines witnesses in his defence , the defendant's answer closes the pleadings , and the counsel for the profecution makes no reply ; but in the late trials of the printers , I obferved , that ...
... reason of it , that un- less the defendant examines witnesses in his defence , the defendant's answer closes the pleadings , and the counsel for the profecution makes no reply ; but in the late trials of the printers , I obferved , that ...
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