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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... himself had already undone . His lord- fhip , with a becoming fpirit , rejected an ' appointment which he could not accept with honour , and rather chofe to return with clean hands , than to enrich himself by injuftice and oppreffion ...
... himself had already undone . His lord- fhip , with a becoming fpirit , rejected an ' appointment which he could not accept with honour , and rather chofe to return with clean hands , than to enrich himself by injuftice and oppreffion ...
Page 239
... himself held not to be impious . " Gillies does not weave any biblical ac- counts into his work , nor connect facred and prophane narration . Voltaire confiders the difiant ramblings of Alexander as no better , or more true , than the ...
... himself held not to be impious . " Gillies does not weave any biblical ac- counts into his work , nor connect facred and prophane narration . Voltaire confiders the difiant ramblings of Alexander as no better , or more true , than the ...
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... himself , and hirks the argument to cover his own ignorance . He afks , if Beger first taught us what a celt was ? If Beger had taught us what a celt was , why all this fufs about a celt ? and why my difcourfes ? Beger's mame was only ...
... himself , and hirks the argument to cover his own ignorance . He afks , if Beger first taught us what a celt was ? If Beger had taught us what a celt was , why all this fufs about a celt ? and why my difcourfes ? Beger's mame was only ...
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