The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 - Great Britain |
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Page 119
... French tongue , cannot re- concile themfelves to fpeak with so much vulgarity . The French Academy governs with abfolute fway over its own language , and from it is modelled the most accurate French literature . Voltaire himself could ...
... French tongue , cannot re- concile themfelves to fpeak with so much vulgarity . The French Academy governs with abfolute fway over its own language , and from it is modelled the most accurate French literature . Voltaire himself could ...
Page 322
... French vinegar , be reduced to 321 . 18s . That of 9s . 6d . and 12-20ths of a penny per gallon on French brandies , to 7s . — That the duties on oil of olives , the produce of France , fhould in future pay the fame duty as is paid in ...
... French vinegar , be reduced to 321 . 18s . That of 9s . 6d . and 12-20ths of a penny per gallon on French brandies , to 7s . — That the duties on oil of olives , the produce of France , fhould in future pay the fame duty as is paid in ...
Page 504
... French treaty , which he thought a wife and prudent measure , and to the confoli- dation of the duties . Mr. Vyner approved the confolidation of duties , but confidered the French treaty as pregnant with danger to this country . C Mr ...
... French treaty , which he thought a wife and prudent measure , and to the confoli- dation of the duties . Mr. Vyner approved the confolidation of duties , but confidered the French treaty as pregnant with danger to this country . C Mr ...
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