The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 294F. Jefferies, 1967 - Early English newspapers 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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Between the years 17951832 , Goethe received from Cotta 401,090 marks , and between 1832-1865 , his heirs received 464,474 marks for the edition of his collected works . Goethe was , indeed , never exposed to the bracing degradation of ...
Between the years 17951832 , Goethe received from Cotta 401,090 marks , and between 1832-1865 , his heirs received 464,474 marks for the edition of his collected works . Goethe was , indeed , never exposed to the bracing degradation of ...
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This is a pretty good revelation of himself , but nothing to the unpublished one which the lady received a few hours before : “ DEAR , LOVELY MRS . SCURLOCK , - I have been in very good company where your Health under the Character of ...
This is a pretty good revelation of himself , but nothing to the unpublished one which the lady received a few hours before : “ DEAR , LOVELY MRS . SCURLOCK , - I have been in very good company where your Health under the Character of ...
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This manifestation of his wonderful power was regarded as an ungodly trick , and he received a sound thrashing for having dared to tell lies . On the following Monday , however , the family received information that the funeral had ...
This manifestation of his wonderful power was regarded as an ungodly trick , and he received a sound thrashing for having dared to tell lies . On the following Monday , however , the family received information that the funeral had ...
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Contents
Are Proofs of the Descent of man being Strengthened | 43 |
Beaconsfield Viscountess By J HENRY HARRIS | 135 |
Béam The Fors of By A R WHITEWAY M | 146 |
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