The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 279The "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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With his liberty he soon after recovered his Scottish lands , which at that time
extended into six shires . 1297 , regardless of the immediate danger , and of the
loss of his Northumbrian fief , he took part with Sir William Wallace , and soon
after ...
With his liberty he soon after recovered his Scottish lands , which at that time
extended into six shires . 1297 , regardless of the immediate danger , and of the
loss of his Northumbrian fief , he took part with Sir William Wallace , and soon
after ...
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Soon after he came of age he was named as one of the hostages to secure the
payment of the ransom of James J. , but he was not called upon to go to England
, and so escaped a long captivity . In the war with the Duke of Albany he took part
...
Soon after he came of age he was named as one of the hostages to secure the
payment of the ransom of James J. , but he was not called upon to go to England
, and so escaped a long captivity . In the war with the Duke of Albany he took part
...
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The young enthusiast sees the question in a different light from the aged sufferer ,
Soon after this Cavalier fled to the High Cevennes . When there he heard a
pastor named Esprit tell his congregation that tortures were being inflicted on
some ...
The young enthusiast sees the question in a different light from the aged sufferer ,
Soon after this Cavalier fled to the High Cevennes . When there he heard a
pastor named Esprit tell his congregation that tortures were being inflicted on
some ...
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New River Travels to the Source of the By PERCY FITZGERALD 559 | 26 |
Pipes A Chapter on By JAMES CASSIDY | 196 |
Poetic Pride By H M SANDERS | 203 |
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