APA (7th ed.) Citation

Maxwell, W. (1761). Answers for Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, baronet, John Hamilton of Bargeny, John Dalrymple of Stair, John Macdowal of Logan, William Macdowal of Castle-Semple, Hugh Hawthorn of Castlewig, John Hawthorn of Airies, Patrick Macdowal of Freugh, Hugh Stewart of Tonderghie, Captain William Maxwell younger of Ardwell, John Macculloch of Barholm, Robert Dalrymple of Larg, Robert Horn of Horn, James Dalrymple of Dunragget, Charles Hamilton of Craichlaw, Andrew Laurie of Redcastle, and John Neilson of Craigcaffie; to the petition and complaint of Patrick Mackie of Barmore, provost of Wigton. [publisher not identified].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Maxwell, William. Answers for Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Baronet, John Hamilton of Bargeny, John Dalrymple of Stair, John Macdowal of Logan, William Macdowal of Castle-Semple, Hugh Hawthorn of Castlewig, John Hawthorn of Airies, Patrick Macdowal of Freugh, Hugh Stewart of Tonderghie, Captain William Maxwell Younger of Ardwell, John Macculloch of Barholm, Robert Dalrymple of Larg, Robert Horn of Horn, James Dalrymple of Dunragget, Charles Hamilton of Craichlaw, Andrew Laurie of Redcastle, and John Neilson of Craigcaffie; to the Petition and Complaint of Patrick Mackie of Barmore, Provost of Wigton. [Edinburgh]: [publisher not identified], 1761.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Maxwell, William. Answers for Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Baronet, John Hamilton of Bargeny, John Dalrymple of Stair, John Macdowal of Logan, William Macdowal of Castle-Semple, Hugh Hawthorn of Castlewig, John Hawthorn of Airies, Patrick Macdowal of Freugh, Hugh Stewart of Tonderghie, Captain William Maxwell Younger of Ardwell, John Macculloch of Barholm, Robert Dalrymple of Larg, Robert Horn of Horn, James Dalrymple of Dunragget, Charles Hamilton of Craichlaw, Andrew Laurie of Redcastle, and John Neilson of Craigcaffie; to the Petition and Complaint of Patrick Mackie of Barmore, Provost of Wigton. [publisher not identified], 1761.

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