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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Our love of liberty will fubfift , deed ; yet my error shall never seduce even among the ruins of our country ; me to defert the common cause . What it will be enlivened by fire , be born are for the most part the objects of our again ...
Our love of liberty will fubfift , deed ; yet my error shall never seduce even among the ruins of our country ; me to defert the common cause . What it will be enlivened by fire , be born are for the most part the objects of our again ...
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Here are liberty taught to rear the produce of southern of conscience , political liberty , civil liclimates to vapid life , and to neglect berty , commercial liberty , liberty of its own vigorous offspring ; hiftory , thought , tongue ...
Here are liberty taught to rear the produce of southern of conscience , political liberty , civil liclimates to vapid life , and to neglect berty , commercial liberty , liberty of its own vigorous offspring ; hiftory , thought , tongue ...
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All - glorious liberty makes Gods of men ; When honest Dion is about to give Thac jewel wise men prize as life itself ; him good advice , he stops fhort " per : Nay , as the noble privilege of Gods . " haps , says he , I have already ...
All - glorious liberty makes Gods of men ; When honest Dion is about to give Thac jewel wise men prize as life itself ; him good advice , he stops fhort " per : Nay , as the noble privilege of Gods . " haps , says he , I have already ...
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