Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 - 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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... Firft's judges * . It seems of late to be determined by many historians ; yet , I am of opinion , the following account merits credit , be- ing founded on very good authority . During Sir Charles Hardy's govern- ment at New York , a ...
... Firft's judges * . It seems of late to be determined by many historians ; yet , I am of opinion , the following account merits credit , be- ing founded on very good authority . During Sir Charles Hardy's govern- ment at New York , a ...
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... firft fee the fortune of the firft battaile of this campaigne determined . Me- thinks it is a piece of inhumanitie , as well as want of policy , to treat the Turkifh envoyées fo ill , as to give them occafion to complaine of their hard ...
... firft fee the fortune of the firft battaile of this campaigne determined . Me- thinks it is a piece of inhumanitie , as well as want of policy , to treat the Turkifh envoyées fo ill , as to give them occafion to complaine of their hard ...
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... firft read to the Academy of Rouen in 1773. It seems to be well written , and with precifion . The principles of oratory , as well as good writing , in every fpecies , is good fenfe , or logical and clear deductions of reafon . With ...
... firft read to the Academy of Rouen in 1773. It seems to be well written , and with precifion . The principles of oratory , as well as good writing , in every fpecies , is good fenfe , or logical and clear deductions of reafon . With ...
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