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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... again brought prifoner night of the 28ch paft , in which five Mhips before the House . were driven a fhore . On the mast of one of Two annual premiums of 251. each , left them , part of the crew remained 36 h : urs , by the late Dr ...
... again brought prifoner night of the 28ch paft , in which five Mhips before the House . were driven a fhore . On the mast of one of Two annual premiums of 251. each , left them , part of the crew remained 36 h : urs , by the late Dr ...
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Stowe says , tobacco was brought into If any man ( said they ) purchases let- England about the 20 Eliz , or 1578 , ters ' of indulgence , his foul may selt and that ' ' Sir Walter Raleigh was the fetpre with respect to its falvation .
Stowe says , tobacco was brought into If any man ( said they ) purchases let- England about the 20 Eliz , or 1578 , ters ' of indulgence , his foul may selt and that ' ' Sir Walter Raleigh was the fetpre with respect to its falvation .
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... and always found that a callus formed han's reputation was not unblemihad as at first ; becut lalamanders in various before his transaction with the Duke of directions , and took small pieces from Grafton brought it into question .
... and always found that a callus formed han's reputation was not unblemihad as at first ; becut lalamanders in various before his transaction with the Duke of directions , and took small pieces from Grafton brought it into question .
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