The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 37F. Jefferies, 1767 - 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 131
... those popular prejudices which at this critical time are the most preva lent . " There is not , fays he , a more ... those ma- nufactures are next to be encouraged which work upon materials of our own growth ; and that the last to be ...
... those popular prejudices which at this critical time are the most preva lent . " There is not , fays he , a more ... those ma- nufactures are next to be encouraged which work upon materials of our own growth ; and that the last to be ...
Page 259
... those fympathetic penchants which fometimes influence the heart , and which difpofe us to esteem those we are unacquainted with . They retired with a strong inclina- tion of meeting again . The mufque- teer was the more follicitous for ...
... those fympathetic penchants which fometimes influence the heart , and which difpofe us to esteem those we are unacquainted with . They retired with a strong inclina- tion of meeting again . The mufque- teer was the more follicitous for ...
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... those exalted characters to his latest breath . His Royal Highnefs , through the mercy have taken the extraordinary method taken notice of in the public papers , of vindicating and afferting this their fup- pofed claim . How far this ...
... those exalted characters to his latest breath . His Royal Highnefs , through the mercy have taken the extraordinary method taken notice of in the public papers , of vindicating and afferting this their fup- pofed claim . How far this ...
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