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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Hence done , it is carried in small hand - barthe wisdom of providence is conspicuous , rows , by little boys , to a place under a which , as Pope fays , has placed happiness Ahed , erected on purpose , to be picked no where 10 be bad ...
Hence done , it is carried in small hand - barthe wisdom of providence is conspicuous , rows , by little boys , to a place under a which , as Pope fays , has placed happiness Ahed , erected on purpose , to be picked no where 10 be bad ...
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This occafioned a very warni ing tone , having put the generality of debate , which lasted till eleven at night . the assembly in good humour , Mr Steele Mr Robert Walpole , who spoke fiift in carried his point ; and the further con- ...
This occafioned a very warni ing tone , having put the generality of debate , which lasted till eleven at night . the assembly in good humour , Mr Steele Mr Robert Walpole , who spoke fiift in carried his point ; and the further con- ...
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The great were now encreased in number ; at laft , he lengths to which it has been carried of Jare , drew out his knife , ( an instrument which and the obftrue ion which the revenue officers foreigners generally carry about them ) and ...
The great were now encreased in number ; at laft , he lengths to which it has been carried of Jare , drew out his knife , ( an instrument which and the obftrue ion which the revenue officers foreigners generally carry about them ) and ...
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