The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen32F. Jefferies, 1762 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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... these poems out of queftion , they fhould have been printed in the original lan- guage with the translation , at least , that fome part of them fhould have been fo printed , as a fpecimen and pledge of the reft : But we are told in B an ...
... these poems out of queftion , they fhould have been printed in the original lan- guage with the translation , at least , that fome part of them fhould have been fo printed , as a fpecimen and pledge of the reft : But we are told in B an ...
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... engage- ments with that of Verfailles , which the minifters of France laboured to re- present , in all the courts of Europe , as offenfive to Great Britain , and combi- Anfwer by the Earl of Egremont . A ning these 1 ning.
... engage- ments with that of Verfailles , which the minifters of France laboured to re- present , in all the courts of Europe , as offenfive to Great Britain , and combi- Anfwer by the Earl of Egremont . A ning these 1 ning.
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Anfwer by the Earl of Egremont . A ning these appearances with the step which the court of Spain had a little time before taken towards his majesty , in avowing its confent , ( though that avowal had been followed by apolo gies ) to the ...
Anfwer by the Earl of Egremont . A ning these appearances with the step which the court of Spain had a little time before taken towards his majesty , in avowing its confent , ( though that avowal had been followed by apolo gies ) to the ...
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... These ad- vantages of nature he improved by much industry and application ; and in the early part of his life had read and digested well the antient authors both Greek and Latin , the philofophers , poets , and orators ; from whence he ...
... These ad- vantages of nature he improved by much industry and application ; and in the early part of his life had read and digested well the antient authors both Greek and Latin , the philofophers , poets , and orators ; from whence he ...
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... these confiderations with you , full of the jufteft confidence , that the honour of my crown , and the interests of my kingdoms , are fafe in your hands . The Story of LE FEVER : From the Sixth Volume of Triftram Shandy , lately ...
... these confiderations with you , full of the jufteft confidence , that the honour of my crown , and the interests of my kingdoms , are fafe in your hands . The Story of LE FEVER : From the Sixth Volume of Triftram Shandy , lately ...
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