The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 73E. Cave, 1793 - Great Britain |
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... duty , and decide according to our best judgement . This , however , we wish to be invariably understood , that nothing will ever appear in the GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE , which tends to fubvert the principles of our Government , which.
... duty , and decide according to our best judgement . This , however , we wish to be invariably understood , that nothing will ever appear in the GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE , which tends to fubvert the principles of our Government , which.
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... wishes , and breathed the spirit of the whole body . Yours , & c . JOSHUA TOULMIN . MR . URBAN , I Jan. 19 . T was with no fmall furprize that a party of gentlemen , many of whom are of the first clafs for genius and lite- rary talents ...
... wishes , and breathed the spirit of the whole body . Yours , & c . JOSHUA TOULMIN . MR . URBAN , I Jan. 19 . T was with no fmall furprize that a party of gentlemen , many of whom are of the first clafs for genius and lite- rary talents ...
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... wishes for an extenfive and minute hif tory of archery are likely to be amply gratified . Mr. William Latham , of Eltham , in Kent , F. S. A. and antiquary to the Society of Royal Kentish Bowmen , com- menced ( purfuant to the requeft ...
... wishes for an extenfive and minute hif tory of archery are likely to be amply gratified . Mr. William Latham , of Eltham , in Kent , F. S. A. and antiquary to the Society of Royal Kentish Bowmen , com- menced ( purfuant to the requeft ...
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... wish , would cheerfully ex- ert himself , to obtain the formation of focities for fcientific pursuits , and polite learning . By more general and plea- fant inducements to intellectual " im- provement may be effected no inconfi- derable ...
... wish , would cheerfully ex- ert himself , to obtain the formation of focities for fcientific pursuits , and polite learning . By more general and plea- fant inducements to intellectual " im- provement may be effected no inconfi- derable ...
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... wishes for public fame , alive , by encouraging him to calculate another almanack for the year following , and promifed him a yearly falary , to reward his labours , if he could procure 500 fubfcribers for the firft impreffion . Thus ...
... wishes for public fame , alive , by encouraging him to calculate another almanack for the year following , and promifed him a yearly falary , to reward his labours , if he could procure 500 fubfcribers for the firft impreffion . Thus ...
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