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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... where my reason guides me , dare o tread , wrote , But I forget his name ) he translated them And follow wherefoever truth shall lead ; into Englisti , and further added eight more lines Not like the beacen spaniel fawn and creep ...
... where my reason guides me , dare o tread , wrote , But I forget his name ) he translated them And follow wherefoever truth shall lead ; into Englisti , and further added eight more lines Not like the beacen spaniel fawn and creep ...
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The reason of this command by them for the perpetual collation , of the church , is taken from the ori . or bestowing of the spirit . This office ginal law of Moses , Levit . 12. which of confirmation began with the firft commands all ...
The reason of this command by them for the perpetual collation , of the church , is taken from the ori . or bestowing of the spirit . This office ginal law of Moses , Levit . 12. which of confirmation began with the firft commands all ...
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On this reason Dr Robertson undertook to the other extreinity of this axis there is a fy wheel , D. ' Next to the wind write the hillouy of Charles the Vth ; and for this reason he has recorded ondels , on the fame axis , is fixed a ...
On this reason Dr Robertson undertook to the other extreinity of this axis there is a fy wheel , D. ' Next to the wind write the hillouy of Charles the Vth ; and for this reason he has recorded ondels , on the fame axis , is fixed a ...
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