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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... continued to rife in reputation as a scholar and a poet , and was always ir reproachable in his moral character : he had the happiness of forming fome con- nections there with men of genius and virtue , which lafted through life ; but ...
... continued to rife in reputation as a scholar and a poet , and was always ir reproachable in his moral character : he had the happiness of forming fome con- nections there with men of genius and virtue , which lafted through life ; but ...
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... continued through the whole of the picture ; as alfo is the drefs , except in thofe parts where Job is reprefented in his extreme mifery . the fifth compartiment , are children , five of cach fex , kneeling before the fame figure as ...
... continued through the whole of the picture ; as alfo is the drefs , except in thofe parts where Job is reprefented in his extreme mifery . the fifth compartiment , are children , five of cach fex , kneeling before the fame figure as ...
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... Continued from p . 200 . LETTER VIII . Ri . Warre to Lord Pagett . Whitehall , Dec. 26 , 1690 . My Lord , My Lord Nottingham acquainted your Lop by the laft poft wth my Lord Sydney's being fecretary of State , and with the King's ...
... Continued from p . 200 . LETTER VIII . Ri . Warre to Lord Pagett . Whitehall , Dec. 26 , 1690 . My Lord , My Lord Nottingham acquainted your Lop by the laft poft wth my Lord Sydney's being fecretary of State , and with the King's ...
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