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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... give up our own judgements to his . The roofed coffin , the fragments of leather ( for it is prepofterous to fup- pofe the flipper , or the ftitches of the flipper , cau contradict it ) , ftill encou- rage me to think it was the king's ...
... give up our own judgements to his . The roofed coffin , the fragments of leather ( for it is prepofterous to fup- pofe the flipper , or the ftitches of the flipper , cau contradict it ) , ftill encou- rage me to think it was the king's ...
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... give me leave to lay the following remarks before your readers . The education of a daughter is an important truft , which people of fuperior rank feldom or ever commit to perfons wholly indifferent ; but , the cuf- tom of the ...
... give me leave to lay the following remarks before your readers . The education of a daughter is an important truft , which people of fuperior rank feldom or ever commit to perfons wholly indifferent ; but , the cuf- tom of the ...
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... give any diftinct account of it . But my Lord himself faid pofitively , in the prefence of feveral , that he had no will in being , fo what to make of this , I cannot tell you . We fuppofed that it might be Sir William Villars that he ...
... give any diftinct account of it . But my Lord himself faid pofitively , in the prefence of feveral , that he had no will in being , fo what to make of this , I cannot tell you . We fuppofed that it might be Sir William Villars that he ...
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