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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... mind's eye . Yet fo diverfified are the lights and fhades both in Mr. B.'s and Dr. J.'s characters , that when I ... mind ; and fuch at bottom his mind certainly was , for very few of his fpeeches preferved by Mr. B. exhibit more than a ...
... mind's eye . Yet fo diverfified are the lights and fhades both in Mr. B.'s and Dr. J.'s characters , that when I ... mind ; and fuch at bottom his mind certainly was , for very few of his fpeeches preferved by Mr. B. exhibit more than a ...
Page 311
... mind of Pope : furely the whole volume might have been repub- lifhed with great fafety . Readers , who concern themfelves with Crashaw , con- cern themselves with him not as a D1- vine , but as a Poet . See Crafhaw , Edit . 1670 , p ...
... mind of Pope : furely the whole volume might have been repub- lifhed with great fafety . Readers , who concern themfelves with Crashaw , con- cern themselves with him not as a D1- vine , but as a Poet . See Crafhaw , Edit . 1670 , p ...
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... mind , none perhaps are contemplated with more fatisfaction than those which commemorate the virtues of the dead . They prefent a pleafing idea , and a foothing reflection to mortality ; for they prove , that though the ftroke of death ...
... mind , none perhaps are contemplated with more fatisfaction than those which commemorate the virtues of the dead . They prefent a pleafing idea , and a foothing reflection to mortality ; for they prove , that though the ftroke of death ...
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