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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... must have ex- pected it from his Majesty's Speech , which tells us , that the Services will be various and extenfive ; confequently not to be brought into particular Eftimates . I hope , my Lords , it will now be allowed , that to fend ...
... must have ex- pected it from his Majesty's Speech , which tells us , that the Services will be various and extenfive ; confequently not to be brought into particular Eftimates . I hope , my Lords , it will now be allowed , that to fend ...
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... must depend for Succour , and , after trying in vain the Effects of other Measures , muft return to those which their true Interefts dictate . R. FREEMAN .. in lefs Confufion than they are now . When B From the Uniteral Spectator ...
... must depend for Succour , and , after trying in vain the Effects of other Measures , muft return to those which their true Interefts dictate . R. FREEMAN .. in lefs Confufion than they are now . When B From the Uniteral Spectator ...
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... must be the Landed Men , and if any Body of People can be fafe from minifterial In- fluence ( as it is called ) fure they must . The Credit of the Nation would be more D equal than it is at prefent ; every Perfon who could make a good ...
... must be the Landed Men , and if any Body of People can be fafe from minifterial In- fluence ( as it is called ) fure they must . The Credit of the Nation would be more D equal than it is at prefent ; every Perfon who could make a good ...
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