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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... derived from solemn compact , which going every day in his carriage to and • we have purchased by an unshaken again from Clapham to the Exchange « allegiance , and by the profits of our by those who pay not a shilling ; if trade ?
... derived from solemn compact , which going every day in his carriage to and • we have purchased by an unshaken again from Clapham to the Exchange « allegiance , and by the profits of our by those who pay not a shilling ; if trade ?
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... while such are to be found , who furvey of the dangerous designs of those appear to have been really inspired with above and the calamitous situation of the genuine spirit of liberty ; who have those below . purged themielves from ...
... while such are to be found , who furvey of the dangerous designs of those appear to have been really inspired with above and the calamitous situation of the genuine spirit of liberty ; who have those below . purged themielves from ...
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23 , us only in those parts that ... it seems : der a necessity of violating it That be . unnecessary to those who have already . fore the written law , it was custo nary communicated ; and the church of Engto marry the brother's widow ...
23 , us only in those parts that ... it seems : der a necessity of violating it That be . unnecessary to those who have already . fore the written law , it was custo nary communicated ; and the church of Engto marry the brother's widow ...
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