The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 52F. Jefferies, 1782 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 178
... means . I pretend not to fay by this , that to appear defignedly uncouth is a laudable thing in a preacher : I mean ... means of the neatnels or pomp of their drefs , and the airi- nels of their perfons ; by means of their pretty ...
... means . I pretend not to fay by this , that to appear defignedly uncouth is a laudable thing in a preacher : I mean ... means of the neatnels or pomp of their drefs , and the airi- nels of their perfons ; by means of their pretty ...
Page 325
... means was made , the conftitution was violated ; of reconciling this power to the exiftence of and whether that Houfe fhould deny the the constitution . In the course of his fpeech right of the people to petition , or the people he took ...
... means was made , the conftitution was violated ; of reconciling this power to the exiftence of and whether that Houfe fhould deny the the constitution . In the course of his fpeech right of the people to petition , or the people he took ...
Page 535
... means to difengage itself from the first , and hurried towards the ditch . Its an- tagonist inftantly affumed a new posture , and half creeping and half erect , with a majestic mien , overtook and attacked the other again , which placed ...
... means to difengage itself from the first , and hurried towards the ditch . Its an- tagonist inftantly affumed a new posture , and half creeping and half erect , with a majestic mien , overtook and attacked the other again , which placed ...
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