The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 90, Part 2; Volume 128F. Jefferies, 1820 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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... called the COURT OF CLAIMS . Among the different conditions upon which lands were formerly granted by the Crown was that of performing some defined service by the person of the tenant to the person of the King . This service was ...
... called the COURT OF CLAIMS . Among the different conditions upon which lands were formerly granted by the Crown was that of performing some defined service by the person of the tenant to the person of the King . This service was ...
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... called taste , all gratification of appetite ; confining it to the pleasures of the eye and ear only . So the relation of utility ( called the beauty of utility ) may coalesce with it , but is specifically distinguishable from it . And ...
... called taste , all gratification of appetite ; confining it to the pleasures of the eye and ear only . So the relation of utility ( called the beauty of utility ) may coalesce with it , but is specifically distinguishable from it . And ...
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... ( called the cir- cumstances of a fact ) suggests the beauty of association . The whole process is called the philosophy of criticism- ( that is , the judgments of taste as an art , reduced to first prin- ciples in the elements of science ) ...
... ( called the cir- cumstances of a fact ) suggests the beauty of association . The whole process is called the philosophy of criticism- ( that is , the judgments of taste as an art , reduced to first prin- ciples in the elements of science ) ...
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... called Kineff , about four miles dis- lant . At the same time Sir John Keith , third son of William then Earl Marshal , went abroad , and from thence , as had been concerted , wrote a letter to his friends in Scotlan Scotland , ac ...
... called Kineff , about four miles dis- lant . At the same time Sir John Keith , third son of William then Earl Marshal , went abroad , and from thence , as had been concerted , wrote a letter to his friends in Scotlan Scotland , ac ...
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... called Lickpenny : Hot pescode own began to cry , Strawberys rype , an cheryes in the ryse . " " Filberts were so named , from Phillipert King of France . The quince called Cy- donia , from Cydon , was cultivated in this country in ...
... called Lickpenny : Hot pescode own began to cry , Strawberys rype , an cheryes in the ryse . " " Filberts were so named , from Phillipert King of France . The quince called Cy- donia , from Cydon , was cultivated in this country in ...
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