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 32
... probably it might often be so ; but they had also felt or woollen hats at this period , which their own records testify . " The Roman petasus was merely an extra covering for bad weather , and was worn slung at the back of the owner ...
... probably it might often be so ; but they had also felt or woollen hats at this period , which their own records testify . " The Roman petasus was merely an extra covering for bad weather , and was worn slung at the back of the owner ...
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... probably au fond only a variant of the ancient and venerable " St. Abb . " But let us look a little closer into the groups of surnames now existing and in almost daily use among our people . And , first of all , let us take the names ...
... probably au fond only a variant of the ancient and venerable " St. Abb . " But let us look a little closer into the groups of surnames now existing and in almost daily use among our people . And , first of all , let us take the names ...
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... Probably this plain was once an inland sea ; it stretches , level as a floor , from Zomba to Mlanje - save for certain isolated peaks which once were islands — and so , roughly speaking , forms the north - eastern boundary of the Shiré ...
... Probably this plain was once an inland sea ; it stretches , level as a floor , from Zomba to Mlanje - save for certain isolated peaks which once were islands — and so , roughly speaking , forms the north - eastern boundary of the Shiré ...
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