The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 1F. Jefferies, 1731 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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... present. HE Duel a poem . pr . 6d . ΤΗ An epistle from little Cap . Braz- en , to the worthy Capt . Plume . pr . 6d . The occafional hiftorian . by Mr Earbery No. 1 . The Free - mafons magick ladder , & c . pr . 4d . The fall of the E ...
... present. HE Duel a poem . pr . 6d . ΤΗ An epistle from little Cap . Braz- en , to the worthy Capt . Plume . pr . 6d . The occafional hiftorian . by Mr Earbery No. 1 . The Free - mafons magick ladder , & c . pr . 4d . The fall of the E ...
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... present Adminiftra- tion , particularly with regard to our Difficulties and Tranfactions abroad.— addreffed to the People . This Title , Fog fays , was affixed by mistake , that defigned being A perfuafive to the Peo- ple of England to ...
... present Adminiftra- tion , particularly with regard to our Difficulties and Tranfactions abroad.— addreffed to the People . This Title , Fog fays , was affixed by mistake , that defigned being A perfuafive to the Peo- ple of England to ...
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... present age . The hypothetical modes , which fuppofes Minifters guilty , and then declares their deferts . The lying mode , which confifts in a pofitive affirmation , that our present Minifters are guilty of none of the crimes before ...
... present age . The hypothetical modes , which fuppofes Minifters guilty , and then declares their deferts . The lying mode , which confifts in a pofitive affirmation , that our present Minifters are guilty of none of the crimes before ...
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