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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... and tends to deprive then of their natural and constitutional ing made further complaints of ob . rights and privileges ; " and a debwe ftru & tions they and their officers meet with in the execution of their duty ; ! ariling upon ...
... and tends to deprive then of their natural and constitutional ing made further complaints of ob . rights and privileges ; " and a debwe ftru & tions they and their officers meet with in the execution of their duty ; ! ariling upon ...
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He applies to which they feel and affert their interest a ferjeant , not inmediately on duty , to in this important queltion , than blame allitt ' with fome of his companions in them for their indifference about any favouring his efcape ...
He applies to which they feel and affert their interest a ferjeant , not inmediately on duty , to in this important queltion , than blame allitt ' with fome of his companions in them for their indifference about any favouring his efcape ...
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are we execution of their duty , may perhaps be laws ? atoned for by fome private compenSto . conclude from fo scandalous a neglect of their duty , lation . I contider nothing but the but that they have other views , wluco wound , which ...
are we execution of their duty , may perhaps be laws ? atoned for by fome private compenSto . conclude from fo scandalous a neglect of their duty , lation . I contider nothing but the but that they have other views , wluco wound , which ...
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