The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 12E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1742 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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In Confequence of this Wager , those Gentlemen put into my Hands the Uni- perjal Praver of Mr Pope , as the Perfon , who fai . their Poets , a.d the most in the fe welt Words . I was fo far from having the miceft Notion of English ...
In Confequence of this Wager , those Gentlemen put into my Hands the Uni- perjal Praver of Mr Pope , as the Perfon , who fai . their Poets , a.d the most in the fe welt Words . I was fo far from having the miceft Notion of English ...
Page 358
... Confequence in his own Country ; and let the World judge what Idea they could entertain of that People , amongit which fuch an Animal could be a Man of Confequence . On the other Side , I am ready to own that a Fool hath no Right to H F ...
... Confequence in his own Country ; and let the World judge what Idea they could entertain of that People , amongit which fuch an Animal could be a Man of Confequence . On the other Side , I am ready to own that a Fool hath no Right to H F ...
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... Confequence pre- ferve Peace ; fuch an Equality of Strength between one Prince , or one Confederacy , and another , that the Hazard of War fhall be nearly equal on each Side ? But which of your Lordships will affirm that this is now the ...
... Confequence pre- ferve Peace ; fuch an Equality of Strength between one Prince , or one Confederacy , and another , that the Hazard of War fhall be nearly equal on each Side ? But which of your Lordships will affirm that this is now the ...
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