Anderson, W., & Spencer, J. C. S. (1832). A letter to the Right Honourable Lord Althorp: In consequence of his proposal of enquiring into the expediency of renewing the bank charter : in which a plan is submitted for introducing (instead of the present) a safe, fixed, and unalterable paper currency, calculated to meet and to sustain every possible exigency, and at the same time to yield a considerable revenue to the state. T. Stratford.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationAnderson, William, and John Charles Spencer Spencer. A Letter to the Right Honourable Lord Althorp: In Consequence of His Proposal of Enquiring into the Expediency of Renewing the Bank Charter : In Which a Plan Is Submitted for Introducing (instead of the Present) a Safe, Fixed, and Unalterable Paper Currency, Calculated to Meet and to Sustain Every Possible Exigency, and at the Same Time to Yield a Considerable Revenue to the State. Worcester: T. Stratford, 1832.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationAnderson, William, and John Charles Spencer Spencer. A Letter to the Right Honourable Lord Althorp: In Consequence of His Proposal of Enquiring into the Expediency of Renewing the Bank Charter : In Which a Plan Is Submitted for Introducing (instead of the Present) a Safe, Fixed, and Unalterable Paper Currency, Calculated to Meet and to Sustain Every Possible Exigency, and at the Same Time to Yield a Considerable Revenue to the State. T. Stratford, 1832.