The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 76, Part 2; Volume 100F. Jefferies, 1806 - 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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Page 603
... honour not only hath a painful and dangerous birth , but muft in like manner be nourished and fed . He was fomewhat immoderate and ex- ceffive , as well in advancing thofe he fa- voured , as in beating down and difabling his enemies ...
... honour not only hath a painful and dangerous birth , but muft in like manner be nourished and fed . He was fomewhat immoderate and ex- ceffive , as well in advancing thofe he fa- voured , as in beating down and difabling his enemies ...
Page 663
... honour to tranfmit a copy of my inftructions to the Right Hon . Lord Lake , for the regulation of his conduct in concluding a pacification with Jefwunt Row Holkar . The Treaty now con- cluded with that Chieftain has been founded upon ...
... honour to tranfmit a copy of my inftructions to the Right Hon . Lord Lake , for the regulation of his conduct in concluding a pacification with Jefwunt Row Holkar . The Treaty now con- cluded with that Chieftain has been founded upon ...
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... honour of the German name , have joined their banners with his ; and a Sovereign who honours with his virtues one of the firft Thrones in the world , is penetrated with the justice of his caufe . His arms are bleffed by the voice of his ...
... honour of the German name , have joined their banners with his ; and a Sovereign who honours with his virtues one of the firft Thrones in the world , is penetrated with the justice of his caufe . His arms are bleffed by the voice of his ...
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