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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... Liberty of Europe , may be able to do it with greater Freedom , and without Fear , which can B never be the Cafe , without a perfect and decla red Union of thefe two Powers , and without their taking Meafures in Concert for their own ...
... Liberty of Europe , may be able to do it with greater Freedom , and without Fear , which can B never be the Cafe , without a perfect and decla red Union of thefe two Powers , and without their taking Meafures in Concert for their own ...
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... Liberty . B The fecond Caufe is that blind and irrational Attachment to particular Per- fons , Families , and Parties , fo long in C culcated by the minifterial Tools , chiefly the Clergy , with which the Multitude be ing once ...
... Liberty . B The fecond Caufe is that blind and irrational Attachment to particular Per- fons , Families , and Parties , fo long in C culcated by the minifterial Tools , chiefly the Clergy , with which the Multitude be ing once ...
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The Call of LIBERTY . A CANTATA . B A Day , an Hour of virtuous Liberty Is worth a whole Eternity of Bondage . Mr Addifon's Cato . RECITATIVO . Rritons attend ! your fav'rite Goddess hear ! Can you be deaf , if Liberty complain ...
The Call of LIBERTY . A CANTATA . B A Day , an Hour of virtuous Liberty Is worth a whole Eternity of Bondage . Mr Addifon's Cato . RECITATIVO . Rritons attend ! your fav'rite Goddess hear ! Can you be deaf , if Liberty complain ...
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