APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1719). The Church of England man's memorial: Or, the history of comprehension and toleration. Wherein is fully prov'd, that the admission of sectaries into the State, must inevitably terminate in the destruction of the establish'd Church. Occasion'd by the late Act of Parliament (in favour of the dissenters) for strengthening the Protestant interest.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

The Church of England Man's Memorial: Or, the History of Comprehension and Toleration. Wherein Is Fully Prov'd, That the Admission of Sectaries into the State, Must Inevitably Terminate in the Destruction of the Establish'd Church. Occasion'd by the Late Act of Parliament (in Favour of the Dissenters) for Strengthening the Protestant Interest. 1719.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

The Church of England Man's Memorial: Or, the History of Comprehension and Toleration. Wherein Is Fully Prov'd, That the Admission of Sectaries into the State, Must Inevitably Terminate in the Destruction of the Establish'd Church. Occasion'd by the Late Act of Parliament (in Favour of the Dissenters) for Strengthening the Protestant Interest. 1719.