APA (7th ed.) Citation

Dana, J., & Baxter, R. (1770). A Preservative against the doctrine of fate: Occasioned by reading Mr. Jonathan Edwards against free will, in a book, entitled A careful and strict enquiry, &c. : Proposed to the consideration of young students in divinity. : [Two lines from Colossians] : Being, in part, an extract from Mr. Baxter's writings against Hobbes and other fatalists.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Dana, James, and Richard Baxter. A Preservative Against the Doctrine of Fate: Occasioned by Reading Mr. Jonathan Edwards Against Free Will, in a Book, Entitled A Careful and Strict Enquiry, &c. : Proposed to the Consideration of Young Students in Divinity. : [Two Lines from Colossians] : Being, in Part, an Extract from Mr. Baxter's Writings Against Hobbes and Other Fatalists. 1770.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Dana, James, and Richard Baxter. A Preservative Against the Doctrine of Fate: Occasioned by Reading Mr. Jonathan Edwards Against Free Will, in a Book, Entitled A Careful and Strict Enquiry, &c. : Proposed to the Consideration of Young Students in Divinity. : [Two Lines from Colossians] : Being, in Part, an Extract from Mr. Baxter's Writings Against Hobbes and Other Fatalists. 1770.