An address to the people, called Quakers: Shewing that they were founded by a Jesuit, and that the greater part of them now are Socinian, ... With an advice to the more Christian Quakers, from nature, from holy writ, from antiquity, and from reason.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationAn Address to the People, Called Quakers: Shewing That They Were Founded by a Jesuit, and That the Greater Part of Them Now Are Socinian, ... With an Advice to the More Christian Quakers, from Nature, from Holy Writ, from Antiquity, and from Reason.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationAn Address to the People, Called Quakers: Shewing That They Were Founded by a Jesuit, and That the Greater Part of Them Now Are Socinian, ... With an Advice to the More Christian Quakers, from Nature, from Holy Writ, from Antiquity, and from Reason.