APA (7th ed.) Citation

Rob, J. (1754). A short conference betwixt Mr. Adam Gib: ... and a country-man in the parish of Biggor. Wherein is reasoned, whether those that give sad evidences of a graceless state, or those that give charitable evidences of a gracious state, be the proper subjects of the greater excommunication.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Rob, John. A Short Conference Betwixt Mr. Adam Gib: ... and a Country-man in the Parish of Biggor. Wherein Is Reasoned, Whether Those That Give Sad Evidences of a Graceless State, or Those That Give Charitable Evidences of a Gracious State, Be the Proper Subjects of the Greater Excommunication. 1754.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Rob, John. A Short Conference Betwixt Mr. Adam Gib: ... and a Country-man in the Parish of Biggor. Wherein Is Reasoned, Whether Those That Give Sad Evidences of a Graceless State, or Those That Give Charitable Evidences of a Gracious State, Be the Proper Subjects of the Greater Excommunication. 1754.