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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... reafon be of that love manwe frequently meet with in the two BATTLES OF HASTINGS , at the conclufion of fpeeches : THUS HE , " " THUS LEOFWINE , " HE SAID , and as , & c . ; " which your correfpondent alleges as another proof of the ...
... reafon be of that love manwe frequently meet with in the two BATTLES OF HASTINGS , at the conclufion of fpeeches : THUS HE , " " THUS LEOFWINE , " HE SAID , and as , & c . ; " which your correfpondent alleges as another proof of the ...
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... reafon , founded on ever he fhould live to fee the melancholy the diftinction between the different re- hour when the King and his Parliament venues of the Crown , has been given were difunited . But had the noble Lord why it never can ...
... reafon , founded on ever he fhould live to fee the melancholy the diftinction between the different re- hour when the King and his Parliament venues of the Crown , has been given were difunited . But had the noble Lord why it never can ...
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... reafon , where , in the dog , the monkey , and chimpanze , it unites fo closely with the lowest degree of that quality in man , that they cannot eafily be diftinguished from each other . From this lowest degree in the brutal Hottentot ...
... reafon , where , in the dog , the monkey , and chimpanze , it unites fo closely with the lowest degree of that quality in man , that they cannot eafily be diftinguished from each other . From this lowest degree in the brutal Hottentot ...
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