The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 292F. Jefferies, 1967 - 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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... natural bent of their genius , are yet jealous of its absolute dominion over their being , and by an exercise of will seek to bring into line other energies for which they are indebted to Nature less directly . The result is then a ...
... natural bent of their genius , are yet jealous of its absolute dominion over their being , and by an exercise of will seek to bring into line other energies for which they are indebted to Nature less directly . The result is then a ...
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... Nature . He saw that in Nature there are no sudden gaps or radical changes , that the present condition of our earth and its forms of life have been reached through a process of slow and orderly development , and that to the eye of ...
... Nature . He saw that in Nature there are no sudden gaps or radical changes , that the present condition of our earth and its forms of life have been reached through a process of slow and orderly development , and that to the eye of ...
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... Nature , can satisfy their numerous wants . He was not only a poet , a naturalist , a rare letter writer , and a transcendentalist , but a genius essentially and notably . He had a genius for living , for seeing , for knowing , for ...
... Nature , can satisfy their numerous wants . He was not only a poet , a naturalist , a rare letter writer , and a transcendentalist , but a genius essentially and notably . He had a genius for living , for seeing , for knowing , for ...
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Some Memories of an Old Friend By ZÉLIA DE LADEVČZE | 98 |
102 | 411 |
FLOYER F S | 465 |
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