The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 10E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1740 - 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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... should not have another Opportunity of fpeak- Aing on this Subject . The State of this Nation , my Lords , is a very complicated Subject , and re- quires that we should look farther back than the present Juneture . Our me- lancholy ...
... should not have another Opportunity of fpeak- Aing on this Subject . The State of this Nation , my Lords , is a very complicated Subject , and re- quires that we should look farther back than the present Juneture . Our me- lancholy ...
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... should be done by D Men of War under the Commiffion of the King of Spain , and net by Privateers fitted out and commiffion'd by Spanish Governors , might feem to carry fome Re- gard to the good Treatment , at least , of the British ...
... should be done by D Men of War under the Commiffion of the King of Spain , and net by Privateers fitted out and commiffion'd by Spanish Governors , might feem to carry fome Re- gard to the good Treatment , at least , of the British ...
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... should have Spared that Expreffion : I wish he had drawn a Veil over the Heats and Ani- mofities that must be own'd once fub- fifted npon this Head , for I am fure B none now fubfift . Was it the Effect of thele Heats and Animofities ...
... should have Spared that Expreffion : I wish he had drawn a Veil over the Heats and Ani- mofities that must be own'd once fub- fifted npon this Head , for I am fure B none now fubfift . Was it the Effect of thele Heats and Animofities ...
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Cafe between Iberia and Lilliput | 50 |
Expedient for amending the Craftſmans | 60 |
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