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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It naturally fills tributing the offices of itate by rotaus with resentment to see such a tem- tion , was gracious and benevolent to per insulted or abused . In reading an extreme , though it has not yet pro . the history of a free ...
It naturally fills tributing the offices of itate by rotaus with resentment to see such a tem- tion , was gracious and benevolent to per insulted or abused . In reading an extreme , though it has not yet pro . the history of a free ...
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... ill - fuited sol by the king , in consequence of those re- the elegance of your own manners oor ports , as it is set forth in the proclama- to the dignity of the cause you have tion ,, And as to the consequence which undertaken .
... ill - fuited sol by the king , in consequence of those re- the elegance of your own manners oor ports , as it is set forth in the proclama- to the dignity of the cause you have tion ,, And as to the consequence which undertaken .
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From fecret , indifatet again to Lord Rackingham's declaraafilistance , a Transition to foine more or in tion of the right ; then forward to taxa- de ciiive meatures becomes unaroidable , tion with Mr Townsend ; and in the still at laft ...
From fecret , indifatet again to Lord Rackingham's declaraafilistance , a Transition to foine more or in tion of the right ; then forward to taxa- de ciiive meatures becomes unaroidable , tion with Mr Townsend ; and in the still at laft ...
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