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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... represent us , and to whom we will Moj Gracious Sovereign , not yield in loyalty and affection to your majelty , can , at their will and pleasure , WE most humbly aik pardon for preof right give and grant away our prosuming to give ...
... represent us , and to whom we will Moj Gracious Sovereign , not yield in loyalty and affection to your majelty , can , at their will and pleasure , WE most humbly aik pardon for preof right give and grant away our prosuming to give ...
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But in the country , and every chimney - sweeper let us come to the matter at once , and supin town gives his vore for ... This act was wisely intended they pretend to have taken thelier in a sirto give a stability to the conftitution ...
But in the country , and every chimney - sweeper let us come to the matter at once , and supin town gives his vore for ... This act was wisely intended they pretend to have taken thelier in a sirto give a stability to the conftitution ...
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... the writer gives the following ry all before it ; and this can be effected reasons for their publication , no way so ... to forego the noble cause they otherwise disarm opposition , than by aphad efpoufed , or give a fanction to the ...
... the writer gives the following ry all before it ; and this can be effected reasons for their publication , no way so ... to forego the noble cause they otherwise disarm opposition , than by aphad efpoufed , or give a fanction to the ...
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