Eaton, A. (1822). Chemical instructor: presenting a familiar method of teaching the chemical principles and operations of the most practical utility to farmers, mechanics, housekeepers and physicians: And most interesting to clergymen and lawyers. Intended for academies and the popular class-room. Websters and Skinners.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationEaton, Amos. Chemical Instructor: Presenting a Familiar Method of Teaching the Chemical Principles and Operations of the Most Practical Utility to Farmers, Mechanics, Housekeepers and Physicians: And Most Interesting to Clergymen and Lawyers. Intended for Academies and the Popular Class-room. Albany: Websters and Skinners, 1822.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationEaton, Amos. Chemical Instructor: Presenting a Familiar Method of Teaching the Chemical Principles and Operations of the Most Practical Utility to Farmers, Mechanics, Housekeepers and Physicians: And Most Interesting to Clergymen and Lawyers. Intended for Academies and the Popular Class-room. Websters and Skinners, 1822.