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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S Yet you English nobility are formed to virtue , genius , and more likely to fix your dif when you were introduced to Lord pofition . , Marriage is the point on Chatham's protection . From New- which , every rake is stationary at last ...
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A w He then made many excuses for de- Relolved , That these resolutions be clining to serve the office of Lord Man ' entered by the Town - clerk in the rear yor ; but the livery persisted in their re- cord books of this city , as part ...
A w He then made many excuses for de- Relolved , That these resolutions be clining to serve the office of Lord Man ' entered by the Town - clerk in the rear yor ; but the livery persisted in their re- cord books of this city , as part ...
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He then made many excuses for de-- , Relolved , That these resolutions be clining to serve the office of Lord Ma- ' entered by the Town - clerk in the rest yor ; but the livery persisted in their re- cord books of this city , as part of ...
He then made many excuses for de-- , Relolved , That these resolutions be clining to serve the office of Lord Ma- ' entered by the Town - clerk in the rest yor ; but the livery persisted in their re- cord books of this city , as part of ...
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