The Gentleman's Magazine....

Sylvanus Urban

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The Gentleman's Magazine founded by Edward Cave in 1731, has been viewed as one of the great neglected resources of the 18th century. This facsimile edition reproduces the 15 most influential years of the magazine and includes original indexes reworked to cover the 16 volumes.

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