The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 29The "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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Death of King Charles I. indefenfibless is all that I can reafonably underland by the words proprii annuli appofitiones appofitio meaning , as was above noted , the making an iinpreffion with a feal , and being the proper term for that ...
Death of King Charles I. indefenfibless is all that I can reafonably underland by the words proprii annuli appofitiones appofitio meaning , as was above noted , the making an iinpreffion with a feal , and being the proper term for that ...
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... the merit of her death , her guilt would be done away ? After the publication of her fentence the was ftripped of every mark of royalty , with which he had been before indulged ; the canopy of ftate , in her apartment , was pull- ed ...
... the merit of her death , her guilt would be done away ? After the publication of her fentence the was ftripped of every mark of royalty , with which he had been before indulged ; the canopy of ftate , in her apartment , was pull- ed ...
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145. death 438. funeral proceffion 441. his fucceffor Charles III . proclaimed 488 . incapacity of his eldest fon 507 fubdued by the Romans 61 , 107,616 . conquered by Au- Tattershall caftle defcribed , with a plate V599 Taxes continued ...
145. death 438. funeral proceffion 441. his fucceffor Charles III . proclaimed 488 . incapacity of his eldest fon 507 fubdued by the Romans 61 , 107,616 . conquered by Au- Tattershall caftle defcribed , with a plate V599 Taxes continued ...
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