Sober stander-by. (1702). A modest defence of the government. In a dialogue between Kinglove, an old cavalier, and Meanwell, a modern Tory. Written by a sober stander-by, who is wholly unconcern'd in the ministry, or the funds.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationSober stander-by. A Modest Defence of the Government. In a Dialogue Between Kinglove, an Old Cavalier, and Meanwell, a Modern Tory. Written by a Sober Stander-by, Who Is Wholly Unconcern'd in the Ministry, or the Funds. 1702.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationSober stander-by. A Modest Defence of the Government. In a Dialogue Between Kinglove, an Old Cavalier, and Meanwell, a Modern Tory. Written by a Sober Stander-by, Who Is Wholly Unconcern'd in the Ministry, or the Funds. 1702.
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