The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 280F. Jefferies, 1967 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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Page 283
... London , the Moor continues : Lo ! lovely London , rich and fortunate , Fam'd through the world for peace and happiness , Beautified thro❜ly as her state requires , Is here advanc'd , and set in highest seat . First over her a princely ...
... London , the Moor continues : Lo ! lovely London , rich and fortunate , Fam'd through the world for peace and happiness , Beautified thro❜ly as her state requires , Is here advanc'd , and set in highest seat . First over her a princely ...
Page 314
... London , but my disappointment was not untempered . Fortune had given me a copy of the printed text of the play , which I was able to read on the very evening when the piece itself was being played for the first time in London . I ...
... London , but my disappointment was not untempered . Fortune had given me a copy of the printed text of the play , which I was able to read on the very evening when the piece itself was being played for the first time in London . I ...
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... London life of three hundred years ago can be imagined , and London itself has changed as much as the life of her people . In those days it was no exaggeration to speak of " silver - footed Thamesis . " The river was a place for bathing ...
... London life of three hundred years ago can be imagined , and London itself has changed as much as the life of her people . In those days it was no exaggeration to speak of " silver - footed Thamesis . " The river was a place for bathing ...
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Keats on ShakespeareThe Sister of LaunceThe Poetic | 108 |
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