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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... Poems , " the following remark : " It is obfervable , that throughout thefe poems we never find a noun in the plural number joined with a verb in the fingular ; an offence against grammar which every ancient poet , from the time of ...
... Poems , " the following remark : " It is obfervable , that throughout thefe poems we never find a noun in the plural number joined with a verb in the fingular ; an offence against grammar which every ancient poet , from the time of ...
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... poem of two or three ftanzas in alternate rbyme , on the death of Richard the Ift ; and I was told in very few lines that it had been found at Bristol with many other old poems ; and that the poffeffor could furnish me with accounts of ...
... poem of two or three ftanzas in alternate rbyme , on the death of Richard the Ift ; and I was told in very few lines that it had been found at Bristol with many other old poems ; and that the poffeffor could furnish me with accounts of ...
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... poems from ano- ther perfon ; whereas it is afcertained that the gentleman at Briflol , who poffeffes the fund of Rowley's poems , received them from Chatterton . I wrote to a relation of mine at Bath , to enquire into the fituation and ...
... poems from ano- ther perfon ; whereas it is afcertained that the gentleman at Briflol , who poffeffes the fund of Rowley's poems , received them from Chatterton . I wrote to a relation of mine at Bath , to enquire into the fituation and ...
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