The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... appear , and because he did not intend to employ any foli- citor or counfel , as thofe gentlemen who had formerly pleaded his innocence were , one of them ( Sir Lloyd Kenyon ) raised to a verry high ftation ; and the other ( Mr. Erfkine ) ...
... appear , and because he did not intend to employ any foli- citor or counfel , as thofe gentlemen who had formerly pleaded his innocence were , one of them ( Sir Lloyd Kenyon ) raised to a verry high ftation ; and the other ( Mr. Erfkine ) ...
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... appear. FEBRUARY , A PASTORAL POEM . Already now the fnow drop dares appear , The first pale bloom of th ' unripen'd year , As Flora's breath , by fome transforming power , Had chang d an icicle into a flower . D Mrs. BARBAULD . OES ...
... appear. FEBRUARY , A PASTORAL POEM . Already now the fnow drop dares appear , The first pale bloom of th ' unripen'd year , As Flora's breath , by fome transforming power , Had chang d an icicle into a flower . D Mrs. BARBAULD . OES ...
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... appears to have been only the oftenfible object of his attention , while he was in France this year ; for " the exact ... appear- ed clearly to be the same . A queftion naturally arifes , Whether Alexander Cunningham , who published an ...
... appears to have been only the oftenfible object of his attention , while he was in France this year ; for " the exact ... appear- ed clearly to be the same . A queftion naturally arifes , Whether Alexander Cunningham , who published an ...
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