Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 66,Parte 1F. Jefferies, 1796 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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... king's own hands , except ing what was held of him in capite ; at leaft , it was to when Domelday was made , and we do not discover t ' at the king had made any grant of it , or that auy of his tenants m capite enjoyed it during his ...
... king's own hands , except ing what was held of him in capite ; at leaft , it was to when Domelday was made , and we do not discover t ' at the king had made any grant of it , or that auy of his tenants m capite enjoyed it during his ...
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... king alone ; and the two remaining lines , " on thee our hopes are fixed- God fave us all , " imply that , after praying for the people as well as the king , this was the conclufion . The third itanza appears to me to have been added by ...
... king alone ; and the two remaining lines , " on thee our hopes are fixed- God fave us all , " imply that , after praying for the people as well as the king , this was the conclufion . The third itanza appears to me to have been added by ...
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... king , no law could protect him better , or punish the guilt more feverely , than the treafon- Jaws of Edward 11. According to Judge Fotter , to compafs and imagine the king's death was high treafon in the fit inftance ; and , in the ...
... king , no law could protect him better , or punish the guilt more feverely , than the treafon- Jaws of Edward 11. According to Judge Fotter , to compafs and imagine the king's death was high treafon in the fit inftance ; and , in the ...
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