Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 272The "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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The passage , although lost to the world for nearly a century and a half , has long ago become famous . It was first brought to light in “ Wotton's Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning , " published in London in 1694.
The passage , although lost to the world for nearly a century and a half , has long ago become famous . It was first brought to light in “ Wotton's Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning , " published in London in 1694.
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... and that it will in time become at least the written language of some millions in that vast peninsula . It is equally certain that , whenever that shall come to pass , our “ well of English undefyled " will be found to have ...
... and that it will in time become at least the written language of some millions in that vast peninsula . It is equally certain that , whenever that shall come to pass , our “ well of English undefyled " will be found to have ...
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closely watched by Spanish guards in the dark tower of Toledo - that same martial and romantic duke to whom our Charles I. addressed urgent prayers to become his saviour , and on whom he conferred the proud title of “ Protector of ...
closely watched by Spanish guards in the dark tower of Toledo - that same martial and romantic duke to whom our Charles I. addressed urgent prayers to become his saviour , and on whom he conferred the proud title of “ Protector of ...
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Philip Bourke Marston The Last Poems of By the Author | 98 |
Professor A of the Dry Wit By PERCY FITZGERALD M A 600 | 140 |
Students Songs On Some By LAURA ALEX SMITH | 174 |
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