The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 39The "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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Wit ing miasms , and the now and gradual seems to strike the fancy with a pecumixture with the hot blood . For as liar kind of rapidity ; whereas true geeffects are always proportionate to their nuine humour is of a placid and gentle ...
Wit ing miasms , and the now and gradual seems to strike the fancy with a pecumixture with the hot blood . For as liar kind of rapidity ; whereas true geeffects are always proportionate to their nuine humour is of a placid and gentle ...
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For it is very poflible ; it seems as reasonable that the king confidering the spirit which prevails , Thould be allowed to correct the mil- triat even a royal council may support takes of the governor and council , as a popular ...
For it is very poflible ; it seems as reasonable that the king confidering the spirit which prevails , Thould be allowed to correct the mil- triat even a royal council may support takes of the governor and council , as a popular ...
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To this flippancy of Four rows of iteps , each a foot wide , style , Ralph Frelburne , founder of and nine inches high , It seems to have Hulme Priory , owes the title of Mr. been a market crols ; but there are no , a title not known ...
To this flippancy of Four rows of iteps , each a foot wide , style , Ralph Frelburne , founder of and nine inches high , It seems to have Hulme Priory , owes the title of Mr. been a market crols ; but there are no , a title not known ...
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