The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 3F. Jefferies, 1733 - Early English newspapers 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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... of Senfe ; But if Churchmen will revive the old mon- ftrous Doctrines of No Bijbop , no King , and that the Church is the State , the Confequence is , a Man may be made B a State A against the Wickedness and Danger of Stand- ing Armies.
... of Senfe ; But if Churchmen will revive the old mon- ftrous Doctrines of No Bijbop , no King , and that the Church is the State , the Confequence is , a Man may be made B a State A against the Wickedness and Danger of Stand- ing Armies.
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... Confequence , that the Miniftry dares , not difoblige them . By thefe moderate Measures the E Conftitution was over - turned in the Reign of K. Charles I. They would be thought to have a particular Regard for his Majesty's Per- Jon ...
... Confequence , that the Miniftry dares , not difoblige them . By thefe moderate Measures the E Conftitution was over - turned in the Reign of K. Charles I. They would be thought to have a particular Regard for his Majesty's Per- Jon ...
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... Confequence to Trade . Whilft we are able to keep up fuch a naval Power , we fhall eafily maintain the Sovereignty of the Seas , and fafely defpife any Attempts from Abroad . F H of the late K. James , who paid no Regard to the repeated ...
... Confequence to Trade . Whilft we are able to keep up fuch a naval Power , we fhall eafily maintain the Sovereignty of the Seas , and fafely defpife any Attempts from Abroad . F H of the late K. James , who paid no Regard to the repeated ...
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... Confequence : View of the present State of Affairs . Printed Or , An impartial for 7. Crichly , pr . 15 . 12. A Paraphrafe and Notes on St Paul's Epiftle to Timothy , in Imitation of Mr Locke's Timothy , 1 Tim . v . 25. Printed for R ...
... Confequence : View of the present State of Affairs . Printed Or , An impartial for 7. Crichly , pr . 15 . 12. A Paraphrafe and Notes on St Paul's Epiftle to Timothy , in Imitation of Mr Locke's Timothy , 1 Tim . v . 25. Printed for R ...
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... Confequence , and as to fuch , let us examine whether , what is now propofed , will prove to be any Relief to ' em . It's well known there are many Landed Gentlemen in England , whole Eftates are valued to low , that they do not pay ...
... Confequence , and as to fuch , let us examine whether , what is now propofed , will prove to be any Relief to ' em . It's well known there are many Landed Gentlemen in England , whole Eftates are valued to low , that they do not pay ...
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