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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... known to modern naturalifts . When I faw Mr. Hunter's account ( Phil . Tranf . vol . LXX . p . 534. ) of the appearance of the change of fex in Lady Tynte's pea - hen , it reminded me of a paffage in Aufonius to the fame purpose ...
... known to modern naturalifts . When I faw Mr. Hunter's account ( Phil . Tranf . vol . LXX . p . 534. ) of the appearance of the change of fex in Lady Tynte's pea - hen , it reminded me of a paffage in Aufonius to the fame purpose ...
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... known the won- derful being , is to obtain the teftimony of recollection for the fidelity of Mr. Bofwell's anecdotes ... known , that it was not in his power to illuftrate Shakspeare . Now it is well known that when Mr. Garrick appeared ...
... known the won- derful being , is to obtain the teftimony of recollection for the fidelity of Mr. Bofwell's anecdotes ... known , that it was not in his power to illuftrate Shakspeare . Now it is well known that when Mr. Garrick appeared ...
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... known but to the few ; while almoft every paffage in the former is prefent to the minds of the multitude . Mr. Garrick did revive the popula- rity of Shakspeare . He brought his plays on the ftage . Innumerable of their moft fublime and ...
... known but to the few ; while almoft every paffage in the former is prefent to the minds of the multitude . Mr. Garrick did revive the popula- rity of Shakspeare . He brought his plays on the ftage . Innumerable of their moft fublime and ...
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