The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 52F. Jefferies, 1782 - 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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Feb. 6 . MR . URBAN , not either fome falfe pofition or fome grofs T is one of the leffer evils to which our mitreprefentation . It has all his froth and Ire given particle of his fpirit ; for birth , that it entirely engroffes the ...
Feb. 6 . MR . URBAN , not either fome falfe pofition or fome grofs T is one of the leffer evils to which our mitreprefentation . It has all his froth and Ire given particle of his fpirit ; for birth , that it entirely engroffes the ...
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... fome years ago ? 3. Whether the increased number of our fhep of late years may not in fome degree be afcribed to the occupiers of lands in tillage for the fake of manuring and improving their lands ? Or , if it fhould be fuppofed that ...
... fome years ago ? 3. Whether the increased number of our fhep of late years may not in fome degree be afcribed to the occupiers of lands in tillage for the fake of manuring and improving their lands ? Or , if it fhould be fuppofed that ...
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... fome religious truth , if the orator is a divine ; or that fome honeft and juft determination be taken , if the ora- tor is a layman . It was the only one that actuated Demofthenes and Tully in their orations , which were all directed ...
... fome religious truth , if the orator is a divine ; or that fome honeft and juft determination be taken , if the ora- tor is a layman . It was the only one that actuated Demofthenes and Tully in their orations , which were all directed ...
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