Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 36F. Jefferies, 1766 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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... themselves , and thereby enable the children to e- merge from poverty , and advance themselves in life ; and thus very foon arofe that humane and extenfive infti- Sons of the Clergy ; by the affittance of tution of The Society of the ...
... themselves , and thereby enable the children to e- merge from poverty , and advance themselves in life ; and thus very foon arofe that humane and extenfive infti- Sons of the Clergy ; by the affittance of tution of The Society of the ...
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... themselves into a body , in aid of the Feaft Society , under the name of A Society of Stewards and Subfcribers for maintaining and educat- ing poor Orphans of the Clergy till of age to be put Apprentices . This infant efta- blishment ...
... themselves into a body , in aid of the Feaft Society , under the name of A Society of Stewards and Subfcribers for maintaining and educat- ing poor Orphans of the Clergy till of age to be put Apprentices . This infant efta- blishment ...
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... themselves obliged to ftand up in defence of their conftitutional rights as Britons , and in fupport of their natural privileges as men . The prefent law , fevere as it may be in its formation , is still infi- nitely more dangerous ...
... themselves obliged to ftand up in defence of their conftitutional rights as Britons , and in fupport of their natural privileges as men . The prefent law , fevere as it may be in its formation , is still infi- nitely more dangerous ...
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... themselves be confiderable enough to prevent his ever being re - elected on a future vacancy . But let the virtual reprefentatives of America refufe ever fo often to lay the petitions of the Colonies before the auguft council of B the ...
... themselves be confiderable enough to prevent his ever being re - elected on a future vacancy . But let the virtual reprefentatives of America refufe ever fo often to lay the petitions of the Colonies before the auguft council of B the ...
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... and ruin began to prefent themselves from every quarter , then did the fame invi- Jible band , which had found means to de- IP ben : a 1. ther a relay 11 10 prive 26 Obfervations on the late and prefent Administration .
... and ruin began to prefent themselves from every quarter , then did the fame invi- Jible band , which had found means to de- IP ben : a 1. ther a relay 11 10 prive 26 Obfervations on the late and prefent Administration .
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