Aurén, J. A Speech, deliver'd by an Indian chief, in reply to a sermon preached by a Swedish missionary, in order to convert the Indians to the Christian religion: On or about the year of our Lord, 1710; a Swedish missionary preached a sermon at an Indian-treaty held at Canastogoe in Penyslvania: in which sermon he set forth original sin, the necessity of a mediator, and endeavoured by certain arguments to enduce the Indians to embrace the Christian religion. After he ended his discourse, one of the Indian chas printed], and desires them to furnish him with arguments to confute such strong reasoning of the Indian.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationAurén, Jonas. A Speech, Deliver'd by an Indian Chief, in Reply to a Sermon Preached by a Swedish Missionary, in Order to Convert the Indians to the Christian Religion: On or About the Year of Our Lord, 1710; a Swedish Missionary Preached a Sermon at an Indian-treaty Held at Canastogoe in Penyslvania: In Which Sermon He Set Forth Original Sin, the Necessity of a Mediator, and Endeavoured by Certain Arguments to Enduce the Indians to Embrace the Christian Religion. After He Ended His Discourse, One of the Indian Chas Printed], and Desires Them to Furnish Him with Arguments to Confute Such Strong Reasoning of the Indian.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationAurén, Jonas. A Speech, Deliver'd by an Indian Chief, in Reply to a Sermon Preached by a Swedish Missionary, in Order to Convert the Indians to the Christian Religion: On or About the Year of Our Lord, 1710; a Swedish Missionary Preached a Sermon at an Indian-treaty Held at Canastogoe in Penyslvania: In Which Sermon He Set Forth Original Sin, the Necessity of a Mediator, and Endeavoured by Certain Arguments to Enduce the Indians to Embrace the Christian Religion. After He Ended His Discourse, One of the Indian Chas Printed], and Desires Them to Furnish Him with Arguments to Confute Such Strong Reasoning of the Indian.