APA (7th ed.) Citation

Olivers, T. (1774). A scourge to calumny: In two parts. Inscribed to Richard Hill, Esq; Part the first, demonstrating the absurdity of that gentleman's farrago. Part the second, containing a full answer to all that is material in his farrago double-distilled. By Thomas Olivers.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Olivers, Thomas. A Scourge to Calumny: In Two Parts. Inscribed to Richard Hill, Esq; Part the First, Demonstrating the Absurdity of That Gentleman's Farrago. Part the Second, Containing a Full Answer to All That Is Material in His Farrago Double-distilled. By Thomas Olivers. 1774.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Olivers, Thomas. A Scourge to Calumny: In Two Parts. Inscribed to Richard Hill, Esq; Part the First, Demonstrating the Absurdity of That Gentleman's Farrago. Part the Second, Containing a Full Answer to All That Is Material in His Farrago Double-distilled. By Thomas Olivers. 1774.