The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 4;Volumen 105,Parte 1;Volumen 158E. Cave, 1835 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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... received the elements of that simple and masculine style which is peculiar to him - a style perfect in its kind , and particularly well adapted to the sciences by the clearness of its terms and the force of its expression ; and not less ...
... received the elements of that simple and masculine style which is peculiar to him - a style perfect in its kind , and particularly well adapted to the sciences by the clearness of its terms and the force of its expression ; and not less ...
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... received any remuneration , ) caused the dissolution of the band , as originally constituted . They were soon remodelled , however , and though still consisting of nobles and knights of the leading families of the kingdom , they received ...
... received any remuneration , ) caused the dissolution of the band , as originally constituted . They were soon remodelled , however , and though still consisting of nobles and knights of the leading families of the kingdom , they received ...
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... received his education within the classic walls of Trinity College , Cambridge , nothing is more likely , ) and that his three " ancient verses " were paraphrased by him from that ancient distich , for the sake of con- veying his quaint ...
... received his education within the classic walls of Trinity College , Cambridge , nothing is more likely , ) and that his three " ancient verses " were paraphrased by him from that ancient distich , for the sake of con- veying his quaint ...
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... received comfort from it during the calamities which attended the early part of his reign . Alfred's poetical versions of the me- tres was a subsequent work . The introduction , originally prefixed to the Cottonian MS . and therefore ...
... received comfort from it during the calamities which attended the early part of his reign . Alfred's poetical versions of the me- tres was a subsequent work . The introduction , originally prefixed to the Cottonian MS . and therefore ...
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... received considerable accessions and corrections ; and among the important discoveries developed , and prevalent errors corrected , we may instance the following- That the first Earls of Salisbury were not named Devereux , but only de ...
... received considerable accessions and corrections ; and among the important discoveries developed , and prevalent errors corrected , we may instance the following- That the first Earls of Salisbury were not named Devereux , but only de ...
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