The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 11E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1741 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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... whose particular Interest we are said to espouse . As these Imputations appear , therefore , to be fuggested by the Partiality and Avarice of the Propagators , we have nothing to do but intreat a Comparison , that thofe to whom they are ...
... whose particular Interest we are said to espouse . As these Imputations appear , therefore , to be fuggested by the Partiality and Avarice of the Propagators , we have nothing to do but intreat a Comparison , that thofe to whom they are ...
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... whose constant Attention to more immediate Diftreffes , hinder them from making Excurfions beyond For tho ' their own Employments . perhaps it might be made evident from the Accounts of paft Times , that no even among general Difati ...
... whose constant Attention to more immediate Diftreffes , hinder them from making Excurfions beyond For tho ' their own Employments . perhaps it might be made evident from the Accounts of paft Times , that no even among general Difati ...
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... whose Behaviour is the Subject of this Debate , but cannot be proved to have been known by him till it was formally ratified . If he after- wards approved it either in the Coun- cil or the Senate , he cannot justly , how destructive or ...
... whose Behaviour is the Subject of this Debate , but cannot be proved to have been known by him till it was formally ratified . If he after- wards approved it either in the Coun- cil or the Senate , he cannot justly , how destructive or ...
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The Gentlemans Magazine | 7 |
LondGazette | 13 |
Dillipas continued from Vol X | 14 |
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