The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 280F. Jefferies, 1967 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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... brought down " in spirits of wine . I might have mentioned that prior to the ironing a grease- proof band is inserted immediately above the juncture of body and brim . The silk covering next receives consideration . A deplorable fact ...
... brought down " in spirits of wine . I might have mentioned that prior to the ironing a grease- proof band is inserted immediately above the juncture of body and brim . The silk covering next receives consideration . A deplorable fact ...
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... brought into England in 1565 , by Sir John Hawkins . " And Edmund Howes , in his continuation of Stow's " Annals , " says : " Tobacco was first brought and made known by Sir John Hawkins about the year 1565 , but not used by Englishmen ...
... brought into England in 1565 , by Sir John Hawkins . " And Edmund Howes , in his continuation of Stow's " Annals , " says : " Tobacco was first brought and made known by Sir John Hawkins about the year 1565 , but not used by Englishmen ...
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... brought in by king , great conqueror , nor learned doctor of physick . With the report of a great discovery for a conquest , some two or three savage men were brought in together with this savage custom . But the pity is , the poor ...
... brought in by king , great conqueror , nor learned doctor of physick . With the report of a great discovery for a conquest , some two or three savage men were brought in together with this savage custom . But the pity is , the poor ...
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