A Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's Magazine, Том 4Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1811 |
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... took its name from the occupier ; but having concurred with his elder brother in cutting off the entail of a small hereditary estate , by which act it was lost from the family , he was reduced to follow in Rugby the trade of a shoemaker ...
... took its name from the occupier ; but having concurred with his elder brother in cutting off the entail of a small hereditary estate , by which act it was lost from the family , he was reduced to follow in Rugby the trade of a shoemaker ...
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... took a house in Cambridge , and soon after married a daughter of the Rev. Mr. William Dickons , rector of Bosworth in the county of Cambridge , by whom . he had a son and a daughter . In the year 1728 , his present majesty * , after a ...
... took a house in Cambridge , and soon after married a daughter of the Rev. Mr. William Dickons , rector of Bosworth in the county of Cambridge , by whom . he had a son and a daughter . In the year 1728 , his present majesty * , after a ...
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... took care himself for the dispatch of business . For the mind was yet vigorous and strong in this weak body , and partook of none of its infirmities . He never parted with the administration of things out of his own hands , but required ...
... took care himself for the dispatch of business . For the mind was yet vigorous and strong in this weak body , and partook of none of its infirmities . He never parted with the administration of things out of his own hands , but required ...
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... of Bennet College , Cambridge , in 1703 ; he took the degree M. B. in 1709 , and practised physic at Boston , in Lincolnshire ; he became a .14 Dr. Stukeley . . Some Account of Doctor STUKELEY, Communicated by Mr P Collinson.
... of Bennet College , Cambridge , in 1703 ; he took the degree M. B. in 1709 , and practised physic at Boston , in Lincolnshire ; he became a .14 Dr. Stukeley . . Some Account of Doctor STUKELEY, Communicated by Mr P Collinson.
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... might know the nature of the credit upon which I took it , nor would I omit any thing that was not absolutely improper . I have added a few things from my 18 Sir Isaac Newton . Particulars of the Life of Sir ISAAC NEWTON.
... might know the nature of the credit upon which I took it , nor would I omit any thing that was not absolutely improper . I have added a few things from my 18 Sir Isaac Newton . Particulars of the Life of Sir ISAAC NEWTON.
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