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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remove SOM pursue a chimera , I am deceived in . cause . Our love of liberty will fubfift , deed ; yet my error shall never seduce even among the ruins of our country ; me to defert the common cause . What it will be enlivened by fire ...
remove SOM pursue a chimera , I am deceived in . cause . Our love of liberty will fubfift , deed ; yet my error shall never seduce even among the ruins of our country ; me to defert the common cause . What it will be enlivened by fire ...
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X. adminiftered , as they frequently are caused by putrifa & ion , by a collcaion of fordid 3. An Ejay on the Medical Virtues of matter ... Struction that has a fluggish and inactive triol is extraded not only froni che faline . cause .
X. adminiftered , as they frequently are caused by putrifa & ion , by a collcaion of fordid 3. An Ejay on the Medical Virtues of matter ... Struction that has a fluggish and inactive triol is extraded not only froni che faline . cause .
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Wher to receive fatisfaction to clear us , the writ to be made ; and being but half than cause to pardon us ; we do in all a body , and no court of record alone , humbleness , render our most bounden refused conference with the Lords ...
Wher to receive fatisfaction to clear us , the writ to be made ; and being but half than cause to pardon us ; we do in all a body , and no court of record alone , humbleness , render our most bounden refused conference with the Lords ...
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