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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... writer diminished by his fhewing himself on all occafions , without any preparation , in every cafual conversation in which he engages , fertile , witty , clofely argu- mentative , inftructive , and often pro- found ! His reputation ...
... writer diminished by his fhewing himself on all occafions , without any preparation , in every cafual conversation in which he engages , fertile , witty , clofely argu- mentative , inftructive , and often pro- found ! His reputation ...
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... writer of that letter only im- puted to me an error in judgement , I might have fat down in filence under the charge , which has been extended to many writers of abilities infinitely fupe- rior to mine , and is indeed cominon to human ...
... writer of that letter only im- puted to me an error in judgement , I might have fat down in filence under the charge , which has been extended to many writers of abilities infinitely fupe- rior to mine , and is indeed cominon to human ...
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... writers in Latin . Il fait marcher les Turcs au nom de Sababotb . See Voltaire . The word Sabaoth here does not im- ply the bofts themselves . This writer , if I have made a mistake , is alfo wrong . The Turks have their Sabaoth from ...
... writers in Latin . Il fait marcher les Turcs au nom de Sababotb . See Voltaire . The word Sabaoth here does not im- ply the bofts themselves . This writer , if I have made a mistake , is alfo wrong . The Turks have their Sabaoth from ...
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