Wheelwright, T. (1734). King's County, the 12th of September, 1734: Mr. Zenger; I received two days ago a letter from some of my brother trades-men in the city, desiring that I would give them my opinion anent the next election now just by, for the chusing aldermen, &c. the which I did as well as I conld [as printed]. I know, such a thing will be heard of, and a great many people may mistake, and it may be tell the story wrong: so I thought it best to send you their letter to me, and mine to them, that the truth may be known.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationWheelwright, Timothy. King's County, the 12th of September, 1734: Mr. Zenger; I Received Two Days Ago a Letter from Some of My Brother Trades-men in the City, Desiring That I Would Give Them My Opinion Anent the Next Election Now Just by, for the Chusing Aldermen, &c. the Which I Did as Well as I Conld [as Printed]. I Know, Such a Thing Will Be Heard of, and a Great Many People May Mistake, and It May Be Tell the Story Wrong: So I Thought It Best to Send You Their Letter to Me, and Mine to Them, That the Truth May Be Known. 1734.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationWheelwright, Timothy. King's County, the 12th of September, 1734: Mr. Zenger; I Received Two Days Ago a Letter from Some of My Brother Trades-men in the City, Desiring That I Would Give Them My Opinion Anent the Next Election Now Just by, for the Chusing Aldermen, &c. the Which I Did as Well as I Conld [as Printed]. I Know, Such a Thing Will Be Heard of, and a Great Many People May Mistake, and It May Be Tell the Story Wrong: So I Thought It Best to Send You Their Letter to Me, and Mine to Them, That the Truth May Be Known. 1734.