The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 11E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1741 - 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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... Government , the ableft Officers in every Pot of Government must demonstrate a State not deprav❜d . From hence alfo most fully appears the Iniquity of the Charge againit the Legi . Bature , that they are in the Hands of a Minifter ...
... Government , the ableft Officers in every Pot of Government must demonstrate a State not deprav❜d . From hence alfo most fully appears the Iniquity of the Charge againit the Legi . Bature , that they are in the Hands of a Minifter ...
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... government , will be readily admitted ; for , if govern- ment can fubfift an hour , or a day with out it , no man can affirm that it is abfo- lutely neceffary : Neceffity in this fenfe has no place in political tranfactions . Laws C ...
... government , will be readily admitted ; for , if govern- ment can fubfift an hour , or a day with out it , no man can affirm that it is abfo- lutely neceffary : Neceffity in this fenfe has no place in political tranfactions . Laws C ...
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only government is conftituted , have a right to fettle the forms of it , and this petition is only an exertion of that na G tual privilege which cannot be Turfeited . All government mut derive its legality either from the choice of the ...
only government is conftituted , have a right to fettle the forms of it , and this petition is only an exertion of that na G tual privilege which cannot be Turfeited . All government mut derive its legality either from the choice of the ...
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LondGazette | 13 |
Dillipas continued from Vol X | 14 |
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