The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 12E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1742 The "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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... Because it is an uncontroverted Maxim of the Law of England , that the Publick has a Right to every Man's Evidence , and yet , by the fame Law , no Man is obliged to accufe bimfelf . And as the Accomplices of Guilt are frequently the ...
... Because it is an uncontroverted Maxim of the Law of England , that the Publick has a Right to every Man's Evidence , and yet , by the fame Law , no Man is obliged to accufe bimfelf . And as the Accomplices of Guilt are frequently the ...
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... because in Affairs of fuch Im- portance nothing is to be left to hazard , because the Prefervation of the Equi- poife of Power , on which the Liber- ties of almost all Mankind , who can call themselves free , must be acknow- ledged to ...
... because in Affairs of fuch Im- portance nothing is to be left to hazard , because the Prefervation of the Equi- poife of Power , on which the Liber- ties of almost all Mankind , who can call themselves free , must be acknow- ledged to ...
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... because he then fuffers by a Law , against which he never tranfgreffed ; nor is any Man to be pro- fecuted by Methods invented only to facilitate his Condemnation , because he ought to be acquitted , however guilty he may be fuppofed ...
... because he then fuffers by a Law , against which he never tranfgreffed ; nor is any Man to be pro- fecuted by Methods invented only to facilitate his Condemnation , because he ought to be acquitted , however guilty he may be fuppofed ...
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