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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... feems to fupport the gentleman's opini C on , who takes IW at the end of the third line to ftand for Tun , and then no doubt but Tungrorum is the true reading of that word . E who reads the name Claudianus . 8. Inftante here feems to ...
... feems to fupport the gentleman's opini C on , who takes IW at the end of the third line to ftand for Tun , and then no doubt but Tungrorum is the true reading of that word . E who reads the name Claudianus . 8. Inftante here feems to ...
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... feems to have animated the contending Parties with fresh Vigour ; and , what is more unexpected , the A- firians have been victorious in feveral Skirmishes , recovered several Towns in Bohemia , and taken others on the Fron - D tiers of ...
... feems to have animated the contending Parties with fresh Vigour ; and , what is more unexpected , the A- firians have been victorious in feveral Skirmishes , recovered several Towns in Bohemia , and taken others on the Fron - D tiers of ...
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... feems to be intended flily to furnish Reafons both for a large C.vil Lift , and for a Mifapplication of the Pub- lick Money : I don't know whether the prefent Civil Lift will fuffer for his Scheme ; for he speaks of an Equili- brium to ...
... feems to be intended flily to furnish Reafons both for a large C.vil Lift , and for a Mifapplication of the Pub- lick Money : I don't know whether the prefent Civil Lift will fuffer for his Scheme ; for he speaks of an Equili- brium to ...
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