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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... obliged by the Law , fo understood , to furnish the Soldiers with Provifions for a Price at which he cannot afford them . But let it be confidered , how much more eafily the Landlord can furnish A them at this Price , than they can pro ...
... obliged by the Law , fo understood , to furnish the Soldiers with Provifions for a Price at which he cannot afford them . But let it be confidered , how much more eafily the Landlord can furnish A them at this Price , than they can pro ...
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... obliged , by all the Laws of Honour A and Gratitude , to ftand up once more to vindicate its Superiority , and affert its Value . The Laws of Honour , Sir , require this from me , as they oblige every Man to ftand forth a Vindicator of ...
... obliged , by all the Laws of Honour A and Gratitude , to ftand up once more to vindicate its Superiority , and affert its Value . The Laws of Honour , Sir , require this from me , as they oblige every Man to ftand forth a Vindicator of ...
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... obliged to live in an Inn at Francfort . Such is the Situa tion of that mighty Prince , who , accord- ing to his Declaration of War , would not bave it faid in Hillory that he pretend d much and executed little . see Vol.XI.p.502 D E ...
... obliged to live in an Inn at Francfort . Such is the Situa tion of that mighty Prince , who , accord- ing to his Declaration of War , would not bave it faid in Hillory that he pretend d much and executed little . see Vol.XI.p.502 D E ...
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