Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 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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... proved him- felf greatly wanting in genealogical knowledge ; and before he attempts any thing further upon this fubject ... prove that his family bore thofe arms long be- fore the family of Fineux ; viz . an an- eient large oil painting ...
... proved him- felf greatly wanting in genealogical knowledge ; and before he attempts any thing further upon this fubject ... prove that his family bore thofe arms long be- fore the family of Fineux ; viz . an an- eient large oil painting ...
Page 148
... prove their antiquity ? It rather proves that fome paffages , really traditional , were written but a century or two ago , and fresh in the me- mory . The fact is , that the later bards neg- lected old ditties for their own productions ...
... prove their antiquity ? It rather proves that fome paffages , really traditional , were written but a century or two ago , and fresh in the me- mory . The fact is , that the later bards neg- lected old ditties for their own productions ...
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... prove from the teftimony of Jerom , that the Ebionites were " only " confidered as heretics on account of their fuperftitious attachment to the law of Mofes . The fame thing had been faid before ; but the fact was proved to be far ...
... prove from the teftimony of Jerom , that the Ebionites were " only " confidered as heretics on account of their fuperftitious attachment to the law of Mofes . The fame thing had been faid before ; but the fact was proved to be far ...
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