The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 43R. Baldwin, 1774 |
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... thoughts , whether I ought to write to you or not . I thought myfelf obliged , both in friendship , and by the receipt of two from you , to give you the best testimony of my refpects a letter can convey ; but then , the thoughts of the ...
... thoughts , whether I ought to write to you or not . I thought myfelf obliged , both in friendship , and by the receipt of two from you , to give you the best testimony of my refpects a letter can convey ; but then , the thoughts of the ...
Page 523
... thought fuch places hereditary that , for his part , whenever the honourable member should move to make the act perpetual , he should give his con- fent , as minifters had preached concerning it , and judges had thought proper to recom ...
... thought fuch places hereditary that , for his part , whenever the honourable member should move to make the act perpetual , he should give his con- fent , as minifters had preached concerning it , and judges had thought proper to recom ...
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... thought the prefs was on a very good footing , as it was at the printer's peril what he published , yet he thought the printers more culpable than the authors ; for , if they did not keep open fhops for any wretch- ed and malevolent ...
... thought the prefs was on a very good footing , as it was at the printer's peril what he published , yet he thought the printers more culpable than the authors ; for , if they did not keep open fhops for any wretch- ed and malevolent ...
Contents
T Davies | 1 |
Account of The Sylphs a new Pantu | 27 |
The Folly of reaſoning on paft Indifcretions | 33 |
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