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 ar0cketman rated 39 months ago- Page scans of 100 year old British journals: Annual Register, Blackwood's, Edinburgh Magazine, Gentleman's Magazine, Notes and Queries, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, The Builder.
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- 11saga11 rated 7 months ago
- A digital library of 18th and 19th Century journals
- pcockey rated 34 months ago
- Yeah. If I'm not around for the next few weeks, I'm here.
- twochris rated 34 months ago
- Check out these journals! They are scanned in and you can search them, or browse them. I did a quick search on "dogs" in the Gentleman's Magazine and it came up with a list of texts that had that word in it.
- ar0cketman rated 39 months ago
- Page scans of 100 year old British journals: Annual Register, Blackwood's, Edinburgh Magazine, Gentleman's Magazine, Notes and Queries, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, The Builder.
- kawakawakid rated 17 months ago
- An astounding collection of scanned journals from the 17th and 18th Centuries. Within minutes, I was reading reasoned yet patriotic analysis of the reign of Elizabeth I and poetry by Colly Cibber (the Pam Ayres of his day).
- Cathy-Cupcake rated 28 months ago
- Oooo!
This is a Gold Mine!!!!
Royal Society, as well.
Oh, bliss.
- paige rated 43 months ago
- What more could a girl ask for? And by "a girl" I mean "me." What more could me ask for?
- agocampo rated 28 months ago
- unreal
- jinky rated 35 months ago
- wow, i've been looking for 'gentleman's magazine' from 1733 for ages. excellent advice on shoving children up chimneys
- topyli rated 35 months ago
- Now I know why my old girlfriend was entertaining two lovers at the same time: The Gentlemen's Magazine clearly licenses a woman to do so, if neither of the lovers has agreeably proposed to her! I did her such wrong by being sour.
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