The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 76, Part 2; Volume 100F. Jefferies, 1806 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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... thought one of the most unpopular of our failings , if it were not at the fame time confeffed that many who complain of it are not with- out ftrong fufpicions of poflefling a greater fhare than they are willing to allow . It delights to ...
... thought one of the most unpopular of our failings , if it were not at the fame time confeffed that many who complain of it are not with- out ftrong fufpicions of poflefling a greater fhare than they are willing to allow . It delights to ...
Page 851
... thought most adviseable . Sir R. Milbanke feconded the motion , and coincided in the fentiments of Mr. F. Gen. Tarleton thought , from the zeal of Mr. Fox and Mr. Wilberforce , that a coalition had taken place between them ; and ...
... thought most adviseable . Sir R. Milbanke feconded the motion , and coincided in the fentiments of Mr. F. Gen. Tarleton thought , from the zeal of Mr. Fox and Mr. Wilberforce , that a coalition had taken place between them ; and ...
Page 1052
... thought Recklefs of death , ' twas all thy noble To praife thy gallant troops , and tell how well they fought . In ... thought , if Fortune had but smil'd- She thought upon her Dear ; But when the look'd upon his child , O ! then ran ...
... thought Recklefs of death , ' twas all thy noble To praife thy gallant troops , and tell how well they fought . In ... thought , if Fortune had but smil'd- She thought upon her Dear ; But when the look'd upon his child , O ! then ran ...
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