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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... equally guilty of Corrup- tion ; for the hopes or expectation of a Place , as They very wifely obferve , is as much Corruption as the prefent corrupt Profits of it upon which They beg ano- ther question , that all future Minifters will ...
... equally guilty of Corrup- tion ; for the hopes or expectation of a Place , as They very wifely obferve , is as much Corruption as the prefent corrupt Profits of it upon which They beg ano- ther question , that all future Minifters will ...
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... equally guilty of Corrup . tion ; for the hopes or expectation of a Place , as They very wifely obferve , is as much Corruption as the prefent corrupt Profits of it upon which They beg ano- ther question , that all future Minifters will ...
... equally guilty of Corrup . tion ; for the hopes or expectation of a Place , as They very wifely obferve , is as much Corruption as the prefent corrupt Profits of it upon which They beg ano- ther question , that all future Minifters will ...
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... equally capable , as he is equally willing to ufurp the supreme and un- controulable Direction both of civil and military Affairs . C E mies , whom under a fteady and wife Administration , we fhould terrify in- to Submiffion , even ...
... equally capable , as he is equally willing to ufurp the supreme and un- controulable Direction both of civil and military Affairs . C E mies , whom under a fteady and wife Administration , we fhould terrify in- to Submiffion , even ...
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