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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Such , he fays , is the voice of reafon , tho ' not of Grotius --- It is the voice of reason , then , that we fhould fhoot chewed bullets and broken glafs against our enemies , and poifon their rivers and their corn .
Such , he fays , is the voice of reafon , tho ' not of Grotius --- It is the voice of reason , then , that we fhould fhoot chewed bullets and broken glafs against our enemies , and poifon their rivers and their corn .
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This reafon alfo is admitted in the fla - f tutes before - mentioned ; and chaplains of archbishops and bishops , daily attending in their houtholds , are exempted from the pe- nalty of the act . Royce This exemption has by ftatute been ...
This reafon alfo is admitted in the fla - f tutes before - mentioned ; and chaplains of archbishops and bishops , daily attending in their houtholds , are exempted from the pe- nalty of the act . Royce This exemption has by ftatute been ...
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This is called the great charter of the liberties of England ; it is called for its excellence , the perfection of reafon and the bafis of our laws and liberties . 519 This cannot be , they know fuch jurif- diction is not within the ...
This is called the great charter of the liberties of England ; it is called for its excellence , the perfection of reafon and the bafis of our laws and liberties . 519 This cannot be , they know fuch jurif- diction is not within the ...
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