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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... Enquiry , they feek for Juftice , in protecting him from either Punish- they hope for Redrefs ; the other ment or Enquiry . In any of which Houfe has taken the proper Steps to Cafes , all written Evidence , all Office A anfwer thofe ...
... Enquiry , they feek for Juftice , in protecting him from either Punish- they hope for Redrefs ; the other ment or Enquiry . In any of which Houfe has taken the proper Steps to Cafes , all written Evidence , all Office A anfwer thofe ...
Page 569
... Enquiry , or Relative there- 1 to What is to be understood by this laft Sentence I would willingly be in- formed , I wou'd hear how far the Re- lation to the Enquiry is defign'd to be E extended , with what other Enquiries it is to be ...
... Enquiry , or Relative there- 1 to What is to be understood by this laft Sentence I would willingly be in- formed , I wou'd hear how far the Re- lation to the Enquiry is defign'd to be E extended , with what other Enquiries it is to be ...
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... Enquiry , or Relative there- to . D What is to be understood by this laft Sentence I would willingly be in- formed , I wou'd hear how far the Re- lation to the Enquiry is defign'd to be E extended , with what other Enquiries it is to be ...
... Enquiry , or Relative there- to . D What is to be understood by this laft Sentence I would willingly be in- formed , I wou'd hear how far the Re- lation to the Enquiry is defign'd to be E extended , with what other Enquiries it is to be ...
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