The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 52F. Jefferies, 1782 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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... observed , that Pope had admitted ƒ me strokes of ill - na- ture ; and our author informs us , in the next page , that " Pope feems at first to have at- tacked him wantonly . " But Dennis's manner of treating Cato demonstrates his ...
... observed , that Pope had admitted ƒ me strokes of ill - na- ture ; and our author informs us , in the next page , that " Pope feems at first to have at- tacked him wantonly . " But Dennis's manner of treating Cato demonstrates his ...
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... observed , that , on these occafions , the ladies always arrived first , " Hear your numerous vot'ries prayers , " Come ,. Thefe let my Mufe in zealous tone rehearse , And duteous gratitude reward my verse ! Lo ! Dulwich , tranquil from ...
... observed , that , on these occafions , the ladies always arrived first , " Hear your numerous vot'ries prayers , " Come ,. Thefe let my Mufe in zealous tone rehearse , And duteous gratitude reward my verse ! Lo ! Dulwich , tranquil from ...
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... observed , that the enquiry they have hitherto made was of a nature very different from that on which they were next to enter . The great and primary objects of reformation , for which a commiffion of accounts was first - pro- pofed ...
... observed , that the enquiry they have hitherto made was of a nature very different from that on which they were next to enter . The great and primary objects of reformation , for which a commiffion of accounts was first - pro- pofed ...
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