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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... fome new infor mation has been obtained , and fome new materials collected . From the affiftance of fuch writers even Shakspeare will receive no difcredit . " When the very great and various talents of the laft Editor [ Mr. Steevens ] ...
... fome new infor mation has been obtained , and fome new materials collected . From the affiftance of fuch writers even Shakspeare will receive no difcredit . " When the very great and various talents of the laft Editor [ Mr. Steevens ] ...
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... fome neglect , the Anfwer to the Queries on the Properties of the Magnetical Needle , inferted in Dec. 1780 , never feems to have come to our Hands , as no trace of it can be found in this Review of un- published Papers . We do not ...
... fome neglect , the Anfwer to the Queries on the Properties of the Magnetical Needle , inferted in Dec. 1780 , never feems to have come to our Hands , as no trace of it can be found in this Review of un- published Papers . We do not ...
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... fome antiquity , with either fhoes or flip- pers on the feet . Why may we not fuppofe this to have been the body of fome monk or abbot ? Mr. Lindley's Account of Sir Isaac Newton's Religion . " They who , to be fure of Paradife , Dying ...
... fome antiquity , with either fhoes or flip- pers on the feet . Why may we not fuppofe this to have been the body of fome monk or abbot ? Mr. Lindley's Account of Sir Isaac Newton's Religion . " They who , to be fure of Paradife , Dying ...
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