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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To drawing a true character . He abhorred fupply in some measure this deficiency , every thing that was mean and base , had the writer of this letter , who was inti- much of his father's bold and dauntless mately acquainted with this ...
To drawing a true character . He abhorred fupply in some measure this deficiency , every thing that was mean and base , had the writer of this letter , who was inti- much of his father's bold and dauntless mately acquainted with this ...
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... a true character . He abhorred fupply in some measure this deficiency , every thing that was mean and base , had the writer of this letter , who was inti . much of his father's bold and dauntless mately acquainted with this ...
... a true character . He abhorred fupply in some measure this deficiency , every thing that was mean and base , had the writer of this letter , who was inti . much of his father's bold and dauntless mately acquainted with this ...
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Ovifa , Mr Askew in the character of the the country of Labrador , in order to secure devil , Mrs Ligonier was an elegant Savoy . them to the En lich incerelt . árd , and a young lady who accompanied her , His majefty's birth day was ...
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