The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 12E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1742 - 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 119
... whose Utenfils are always in ufe , and whofe Fire is always burning , the Diet of a Soldier cofts only the original Price paid to the Butcher , and in Years of com- mon Plenty may be afforded withou : Lofs , at the Price mentioned in ...
... whose Utenfils are always in ufe , and whofe Fire is always burning , the Diet of a Soldier cofts only the original Price paid to the Butcher , and in Years of com- mon Plenty may be afforded withou : Lofs , at the Price mentioned in ...
Page 175
... whose Benefit this Claufe is faid to be infert- ed , and from whofe Grievances I hope we shall not fuffer our Attention to be diverted by any incidental Quef- tions , or ludicrous Difputes . The Urgs Gero ther spoke to the follow- ing ...
... whose Benefit this Claufe is faid to be infert- ed , and from whofe Grievances I hope we shall not fuffer our Attention to be diverted by any incidental Quef- tions , or ludicrous Difputes . The Urgs Gero ther spoke to the follow- ing ...
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... whose Fleets cover the Sea , whose Commerce extends to the remoteft Parts of the World , and whofe Wealth may be justly expected to be Proportionate to their Commerce . To what can we afcribe the Confidence with which the Houfe of ...
... whose Fleets cover the Sea , whose Commerce extends to the remoteft Parts of the World , and whofe Wealth may be justly expected to be Proportionate to their Commerce . To what can we afcribe the Confidence with which the Houfe of ...
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