APA (7th ed.) Citation

Harris, L. A. (1964). The fine art of political wit: Being a lively guide to the artistic invective, elegant epithet, and polished impromptus as well as the gallant and graceful worldly wit of various British & American politicians from the 18th century through our own days of grace. A handbook for piercing the poltical epidermis of opponents ([1st ed.].). Dutton.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Harris, Leon A. The Fine Art of Political Wit: Being a Lively Guide to the Artistic Invective, Elegant Epithet, and Polished Impromptus as Well as the Gallant and Graceful Worldly Wit of Various British & American Politicians from the 18th Century Through Our Own Days of Grace. A Handbook for Piercing the Poltical Epidermis of Opponents. [1st ed.]. New York: Dutton, 1964.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Harris, Leon A. The Fine Art of Political Wit: Being a Lively Guide to the Artistic Invective, Elegant Epithet, and Polished Impromptus as Well as the Gallant and Graceful Worldly Wit of Various British & American Politicians from the 18th Century Through Our Own Days of Grace. A Handbook for Piercing the Poltical Epidermis of Opponents. [1st ed.]. Dutton, 1964.