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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... those which their true Interefts dictate . R. FREEMAN .. in lefs Confufion than they are now . When B From the ... those im- portant Concerns will neceffarily engage her in Treaties , and those she mult con- fequently fulfil , as well ...
... those which their true Interefts dictate . R. FREEMAN .. in lefs Confufion than they are now . When B From the ... those im- portant Concerns will neceffarily engage her in Treaties , and those she mult con- fequently fulfil , as well ...
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... those whofe Studies and Station give them a Claim to Ad- vancement in the Church , or those whofe Bravery and long Service entitle D them to more honourable Potts in the Army ; did either those who profefs to understand the Laws of ...
... those whofe Studies and Station give them a Claim to Ad- vancement in the Church , or those whofe Bravery and long Service entitle D them to more honourable Potts in the Army ; did either those who profefs to understand the Laws of ...
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... those whom a Law will affect , may have a Poffibility of knowing it , and that those may not be punished for failing in their Duty , whom nothing but inevitable Ignorance has betrayed into Offence . The Hurgo Blatirome spoke thus . SIR ...
... those whom a Law will affect , may have a Poffibility of knowing it , and that those may not be punished for failing in their Duty , whom nothing but inevitable Ignorance has betrayed into Offence . The Hurgo Blatirome spoke thus . SIR ...
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