Hutton, J. (1838). A letter to the landed proprietors of Great Britain: On a new method of prevailing on the farmers to cultivate the more valuable permanent pasture grasses, and those best adapted to the alternate husbandry. Simpkin and Marshall [etc., etc.].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationHutton, John. A Letter to the Landed Proprietors of Great Britain: On a New Method of Prevailing on the Farmers to Cultivate the More Valuable Permanent Pasture Grasses, and Those Best Adapted to the Alternate Husbandry. London: Simpkin and Marshall [etc., etc.], 1838.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationHutton, John. A Letter to the Landed Proprietors of Great Britain: On a New Method of Prevailing on the Farmers to Cultivate the More Valuable Permanent Pasture Grasses, and Those Best Adapted to the Alternate Husbandry. Simpkin and Marshall [etc., etc.], 1838.