The Gentleman's Magazine, 第 11 巻E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1741 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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... Regard to the prefent Difpute , I mean only to obferve how highly thefe Men are to be valued , how much of our Regard they may justly claim , and how weak it would be to alie- nate them from us by reviving a Title which they have been ...
... Regard to the prefent Difpute , I mean only to obferve how highly thefe Men are to be valued , how much of our Regard they may justly claim , and how weak it would be to alie- nate them from us by reviving a Title which they have been ...
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... Regard , and overlook others boaft of greater Excellen- cies and more fhining Merit , but this is not to be fuppofed without Proof , and the Regard of the King , as of any other Man , is one Argu- ment of Desert more than he can pro ...
... Regard , and overlook others boaft of greater Excellen- cies and more fhining Merit , but this is not to be fuppofed without Proof , and the Regard of the King , as of any other Man , is one Argu- ment of Desert more than he can pro ...
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... Regard of the Public , and who may be pafs'd by in the Dif tribution of new Preferments , without There are they who have voluntary refigned their Commiffions for the Sake of Half - pay , and have preferred Indo lence and Retreat to the ...
... Regard of the Public , and who may be pafs'd by in the Dif tribution of new Preferments , without There are they who have voluntary refigned their Commiffions for the Sake of Half - pay , and have preferred Indo lence and Retreat to the ...
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