Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 56,Parte 1F. Jefferies, 1786 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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... celtic bull ( our readers will excufe a pun ) we are told the bull was an enfign of the Celtic nation . The following Celts are transferred from facrifical to mechanical purposes . In short , they are applied to three dif- ferent ...
... celtic bull ( our readers will excufe a pun ) we are told the bull was an enfign of the Celtic nation . The following Celts are transferred from facrifical to mechanical purposes . In short , they are applied to three dif- ferent ...
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... celts were used before the invention of iron , or in any remote period of history . The invention of iron , or of any metal , can be only local . Some nations want the metal , or the art of using it , longer than others , and fome ...
... celts were used before the invention of iron , or in any remote period of history . The invention of iron , or of any metal , can be only local . Some nations want the metal , or the art of using it , longer than others , and fome ...
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... Celts befides thofe in the fhape of a bull ; confequently the facrificial and mecha- nical Celts were diftinctly mentioned : therefore , when the Reviewer was pleafed to fay , the following Celts were transferred from facrificial to ...
... Celts befides thofe in the fhape of a bull ; confequently the facrificial and mecha- nical Celts were diftinctly mentioned : therefore , when the Reviewer was pleafed to fay , the following Celts were transferred from facrificial to ...
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