The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 11E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1741 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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... able to apply them . to have any Effect , we ought to em- with the greatest Cunning ? This is the brace the favourable Opportunity , we real Question , now before us , and if now have of acting , as well as de- your Lordships don't ...
... able to apply them . to have any Effect , we ought to em- with the greatest Cunning ? This is the brace the favourable Opportunity , we real Question , now before us , and if now have of acting , as well as de- your Lordships don't ...
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... able to furnish out a naval Armament with much greater Expedition than our selves . They were only enjoined to enquire with more than ufual Strictness , after Strollers and Vagabonds , fuch as the Law has always fubjected to Punishment ...
... able to furnish out a naval Armament with much greater Expedition than our selves . They were only enjoined to enquire with more than ufual Strictness , after Strollers and Vagabonds , fuch as the Law has always fubjected to Punishment ...
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... able to furnish out a naval Armament with much greater Expedition than our selves . It is not to be imagin'd , Sir , that all these Objections were not made , and answered , in the Reign of the late Empress , when a Bill of the fame ...
... able to furnish out a naval Armament with much greater Expedition than our selves . It is not to be imagin'd , Sir , that all these Objections were not made , and answered , in the Reign of the late Empress , when a Bill of the fame ...
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