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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The Reverend Doctor Hurd preach . tinued ; yet they cannot give the court of ed at Lincoln's - inn chapel , the first Directors any encouragement to expect , termon ni a new lecture , instituted by the that this board will think ...
The Reverend Doctor Hurd preach . tinued ; yet they cannot give the court of ed at Lincoln's - inn chapel , the first Directors any encouragement to expect , termon ni a new lecture , instituted by the that this board will think ...
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But the truth is , he chofe rather Court between be Fiench and Rufa to keep it a frcret while his own patillafian Ainbajadors 012 the King's Birth nimous conduct could be brought to the Day . See p . 395 . tent .
But the truth is , he chofe rather Court between be Fiench and Rufa to keep it a frcret while his own patillafian Ainbajadors 012 the King's Birth nimous conduct could be brought to the Day . See p . 395 . tent .
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pugnant to the legi intitutes of his country ?? A fretch of the Arguments on a late Mo- After reading Mr Vaughan's Letter , tion in the Court of K. B. before Lord an authentic copy * of which is infert . ' Chief Justice Mansfield and ...
pugnant to the legi intitutes of his country ?? A fretch of the Arguments on a late Mo- After reading Mr Vaughan's Letter , tion in the Court of K. B. before Lord an authentic copy * of which is infert . ' Chief Justice Mansfield and ...
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