(1771). A letter to the people of Great Britain, on the present alarming crisis: Pointing at the most eligible means for limiting the number of place-men and pensioners, in Parliament, and putting an end to bribery and corruption; to obviate the dangers which now threaten this kingdom. Sold at Mr. Dodsley's; Mr. Davis's and Mr. Almon's; Mr. Hall's; Mr. Hutchinson's; [and 4 others in London].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA Letter to the People of Great Britain, on the Present Alarming Crisis: Pointing at the Most Eligible Means for Limiting the Number of Place-men and Pensioners, in Parliament, and Putting an End to Bribery and Corruption; to Obviate the Dangers Which Now Threaten This Kingdom. London: Sold at Mr. Dodsley's; Mr. Davis's and Mr. Almon's; Mr. Hall's; Mr. Hutchinson's; [and 4 others in London], 1771.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA Letter to the People of Great Britain, on the Present Alarming Crisis: Pointing at the Most Eligible Means for Limiting the Number of Place-men and Pensioners, in Parliament, and Putting an End to Bribery and Corruption; to Obviate the Dangers Which Now Threaten This Kingdom. Sold at Mr. Dodsley's; Mr. Davis's and Mr. Almon's; Mr. Hall's; Mr. Hutchinson's; [and 4 others in London], 1771.