The Gentleman's Magazine, Томове 162–163A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1837 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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... never learned to spell and Collier , convinced that Chubb would be better employed in dipping into his own material than into this theological dispute , took the trouble to make a large collection of Chubb's letters on business , in ...
... never learned to spell and Collier , convinced that Chubb would be better employed in dipping into his own material than into this theological dispute , took the trouble to make a large collection of Chubb's letters on business , in ...
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... never saw . An analysis of its contents has been given by Dr. Parr in the Metaphysical Tracts ( p . 129. ) , though at the same time , the learned Doctor shook his august wig not a little at Collier's paradoxes , and pronounced that he ...
... never saw . An analysis of its contents has been given by Dr. Parr in the Metaphysical Tracts ( p . 129. ) , though at the same time , the learned Doctor shook his august wig not a little at Collier's paradoxes , and pronounced that he ...
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... never loses sight , as many * The defects of Hume's History are - 1 . Political prejudice . - 2 . Want of research in original documents , manuscript or printed . - 3 . Deficiency of knowledge in con- stitutional law . His merits it ...
... never loses sight , as many * The defects of Hume's History are - 1 . Political prejudice . - 2 . Want of research in original documents , manuscript or printed . - 3 . Deficiency of knowledge in con- stitutional law . His merits it ...
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... never have seen or heard . Again , A. B. would have us believe that the statement was not * A man named Smith , hanged for conspiring with his wife in the destruction of her own child , his daughter - in - law . Threwer for a murder at ...
... never have seen or heard . Again , A. B. would have us believe that the statement was not * A man named Smith , hanged for conspiring with his wife in the destruction of her own child , his daughter - in - law . Threwer for a murder at ...
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... never met until two or three years before the decease of the latter , who was then ninety - seven or ninety- eight years old , when Voltaire , the protogonist of the fiction , was in Swit- zerland , and when the real conversa- tion was ...
... never met until two or three years before the decease of the latter , who was then ninety - seven or ninety- eight years old , when Voltaire , the protogonist of the fiction , was in Swit- zerland , and when the real conversa- tion was ...
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