Tennent, G. (1756). The good mans character and reward represented, and his loss deplor'd, together with reflections of the presages of approaching calamities: In a funeral discourse, with some enlargements occasioned by the death of Captain William Grant of this city, who departed this life, September 30, 1756. Preached in Philadelphia on the following Sabbath. : And now published, at the desire of the hearers.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationTennent, Gilbert. The Good Mans Character and Reward Represented, and His Loss Deplor'd, Together with Reflections of the Presages of Approaching Calamities: In a Funeral Discourse, with Some Enlargements Occasioned by the Death of Captain William Grant of This City, Who Departed This Life, September 30, 1756. Preached in Philadelphia on the Following Sabbath. : And Now Published, at the Desire of the Hearers. 1756.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationTennent, Gilbert. The Good Mans Character and Reward Represented, and His Loss Deplor'd, Together with Reflections of the Presages of Approaching Calamities: In a Funeral Discourse, with Some Enlargements Occasioned by the Death of Captain William Grant of This City, Who Departed This Life, September 30, 1756. Preached in Philadelphia on the Following Sabbath. : And Now Published, at the Desire of the Hearers. 1756.