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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... Country and that of mine , except that in one Part of the Parallel the Advantage is on our Side , and in the other on his . The Cyder , Sir , of our Country is one of our most valuable Commodities , fo much esteemed in diftant Places ...
... Country and that of mine , except that in one Part of the Parallel the Advantage is on our Side , and in the other on his . The Cyder , Sir , of our Country is one of our most valuable Commodities , fo much esteemed in diftant Places ...
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... Country . Then the Urg ; Vynre spoke thus . · SIR , B C D Tis , in my Opinion , an inconteftable E Maxim , hapin Men incontestable gible , which are unjust , and that there- fore before any Refolutions are formed , we ought to examine ...
... Country . Then the Urg ; Vynre spoke thus . · SIR , B C D Tis , in my Opinion , an inconteftable E Maxim , hapin Men incontestable gible , which are unjust , and that there- fore before any Refolutions are formed , we ought to examine ...
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... Country , a Man was condemned upon the Evidence of Per- fons publickly hired to accufe him , and who , by their own Confeffion , were Traytors to their Country ? To cenfure Guilt , my Lords , is un- doubtedly neceffary , and to enquire ...
... Country , a Man was condemned upon the Evidence of Per- fons publickly hired to accufe him , and who , by their own Confeffion , were Traytors to their Country ? To cenfure Guilt , my Lords , is un- doubtedly neceffary , and to enquire ...
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