APA (7th ed.) Citation

Hobby, W. (1751). A vindication of the protest against the result of the Northampton-council: In answer to a letter published by the Reverend Messieurs Robert Breck, Joseph Ashly, Timothy Woodbridge, Chester Williams; intitled, An account of the conduct of the council which dismiss'd the Reverend Mr. Edwards from the pastoral care of the First Church at Northampton; with reflections on the protestation accompanying the printed result of that council, and the letter published relating to that affair. In a letter to a gentleman. By William Hobby, A.M. Pastor of the First Church at Reading. [One line from Job].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Hobby, William. A Vindication of the Protest Against the Result of the Northampton-council: In Answer to a Letter Published by the Reverend Messieurs Robert Breck, Joseph Ashly, Timothy Woodbridge, Chester Williams; Intitled, An Account of the Conduct of the Council Which Dismiss'd the Reverend Mr. Edwards from the Pastoral Care of the First Church at Northampton; with Reflections on the Protestation Accompanying the Printed Result of That Council, and the Letter Published Relating to That Affair. In a Letter to a Gentleman. By William Hobby, A.M. Pastor of the First Church at Reading. [One Line from Job]. 1751.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Hobby, William. A Vindication of the Protest Against the Result of the Northampton-council: In Answer to a Letter Published by the Reverend Messieurs Robert Breck, Joseph Ashly, Timothy Woodbridge, Chester Williams; Intitled, An Account of the Conduct of the Council Which Dismiss'd the Reverend Mr. Edwards from the Pastoral Care of the First Church at Northampton; with Reflections on the Protestation Accompanying the Printed Result of That Council, and the Letter Published Relating to That Affair. In a Letter to a Gentleman. By William Hobby, A.M. Pastor of the First Church at Reading. [One Line from Job]. 1751.