Carey, M. (1824). Fifty-one substantial reasons against any modification whatever of the existing tariff: Whereby the consistency and propriety of the opposition of the cotton planters, the tobacco planters and the merchants to the "infernal bill," are fully justified.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationCarey, Mathew. Fifty-one Substantial Reasons Against Any Modification Whatever of the Existing Tariff: Whereby the Consistency and Propriety of the Opposition of the Cotton Planters, the Tobacco Planters and the Merchants to the "Infernal Bill," Are Fully Justified. 1824.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationCarey, Mathew. Fifty-one Substantial Reasons Against Any Modification Whatever of the Existing Tariff: Whereby the Consistency and Propriety of the Opposition of the Cotton Planters, the Tobacco Planters and the Merchants to the "Infernal Bill," Are Fully Justified. 1824.