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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For lack of vice : And in this particular we could respect to your majesty , we confess , with find no quiet in our minds , that would grief of our hearts , we are right forry fuffer us to entertain other thoughts un .
For lack of vice : And in this particular we could respect to your majesty , we confess , with find no quiet in our minds , that would grief of our hearts , we are right forry fuffer us to entertain other thoughts un .
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Their right of a stronger initance , that in the ge- deciding with respect to the qualifica : “ neral sense of mankind , incapacity tions of the elected , says this author , “ is the necessary effect of expulsion , has never been ...
Their right of a stronger initance , that in the ge- deciding with respect to the qualifica : “ neral sense of mankind , incapacity tions of the elected , says this author , “ is the necessary effect of expulsion , has never been ...
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... for them gatory with respect to us , than it could in baptifm , or ( as confirmo sometimes's be with respect to those who lived before fignifies ] offirm themselves obliged to its difpenfation , and therefore can bind perform them .
... for them gatory with respect to us , than it could in baptifm , or ( as confirmo sometimes's be with respect to those who lived before fignifies ] offirm themselves obliged to its difpenfation , and therefore can bind perform them .
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