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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B is the apparent position of Venus at her first internal contadt , at 7h . 24m . and C when the Sun apparently fets at 8h . sm . all apparent or true times . In observing this Phaenomenon , the telescope , whether a reflecter cr ...
B is the apparent position of Venus at her first internal contadt , at 7h . 24m . and C when the Sun apparently fets at 8h . sm . all apparent or true times . In observing this Phaenomenon , the telescope , whether a reflecter cr ...
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that our manufacturers ' and artificers offers John a remedy , which he says will have already deserted us , or that the re- save his life ; the second doctor says , venue , from consumption is already di- the first is av ignorant quack ...
that our manufacturers ' and artificers offers John a remedy , which he says will have already deserted us , or that the re- save his life ; the second doctor says , venue , from consumption is already di- the first is av ignorant quack ...
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infignificant enough to be always de- ed in the first instance , rather than hr . pencent upon his pleafure , finds him zard a rupture with this country , but at iait too strong to be commanded , and being once engaged , they cannot ...
infignificant enough to be always de- ed in the first instance , rather than hr . pencent upon his pleafure , finds him zard a rupture with this country , but at iait too strong to be commanded , and being once engaged , they cannot ...
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