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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... expect thee to animadvert on this Enormity , all Parties are guilty . The Women too , loath to be behind in any Thing is laudible , have to erected Affemblies ( not of Saints ) at Houses on that Day . What all this will end in God only ...
... expect thee to animadvert on this Enormity , all Parties are guilty . The Women too , loath to be behind in any Thing is laudible , have to erected Affemblies ( not of Saints ) at Houses on that Day . What all this will end in God only ...
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... expect that after having been fo long accused of engroffing exorbitant Power , of re- jecting Advice , and purfuing their own . Schemes with the moft invincible Ob- ftinacy , they fhould be fuppofed on a fudden to have laid afide their ...
... expect that after having been fo long accused of engroffing exorbitant Power , of re- jecting Advice , and purfuing their own . Schemes with the moft invincible Ob- ftinacy , they fhould be fuppofed on a fudden to have laid afide their ...
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... expect his Arrival without any Terror , and imagine that they fhall more eafily obtain a compleat Victory by defeating the Army , than by ftorming the City . The Allies of France are not to expect much Affiftance while the Fate of fuch ...
... expect his Arrival without any Terror , and imagine that they fhall more eafily obtain a compleat Victory by defeating the Army , than by ftorming the City . The Allies of France are not to expect much Affiftance while the Fate of fuch ...
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