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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Page 73
... tion no Man can be more zealous than myself ; I am convinced , how closely the Intereft of this Na- tion and that of the Auriftan Family are united , and how much either muft be endangered by the Ruin of the other , and therefore , I ...
... tion no Man can be more zealous than myself ; I am convinced , how closely the Intereft of this Na- tion and that of the Auriftan Family are united , and how much either muft be endangered by the Ruin of the other , and therefore , I ...
Page 159
... tion and Minifterial Influence . As we now have a very near Prospect of at- taining these glorious Ends , we earneЛlly recom- mend to you to promote and concur in bringing in and carrying through fuch falutary Laws as fhall be conducive ...
... tion and Minifterial Influence . As we now have a very near Prospect of at- taining these glorious Ends , we earneЛlly recom- mend to you to promote and concur in bringing in and carrying through fuch falutary Laws as fhall be conducive ...
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... tion be reconciled to Reason and to Justice , and that the Wit and Satire that have been fo liberally employed , A will appear to have been loft in the Air , without Ufe and without Injury . The Operation of the Law may ve- ry properly ...
... tion be reconciled to Reason and to Justice , and that the Wit and Satire that have been fo liberally employed , A will appear to have been loft in the Air , without Ufe and without Injury . The Operation of the Law may ve- ry properly ...
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