The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 52The "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 noble Lord had dropped a word in the heat of argument which he had very properly corrected . The noble Lord had faid , is it fit to hold out to all Europe that the King and his Parliament are no longer one ?
The noble Lord had dropped a word in the heat of argument which he had very properly corrected . The noble Lord had faid , is it fit to hold out to all Europe that the King and his Parliament are no longer one ?
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It is true , the noble Lord to whom he alluded had fo totally loft the confidence of the country , that very ferious doubts had been entertained with regard to the degree of credit due to the noble ...
It is true , the noble Lord to whom he alluded had fo totally loft the confidence of the country , that very ferious doubts had been entertained with regard to the degree of credit due to the noble ...
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Suppofing then the loan as profitable as it was faid to be , the noble Lord could not oblige all who applied ; thofe therefore who were rejected , and thofe whole high exi ectations were not gratified , equally became eremies .
Suppofing then the loan as profitable as it was faid to be , the noble Lord could not oblige all who applied ; thofe therefore who were rejected , and thofe whole high exi ectations were not gratified , equally became eremies .
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