APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1840). Monetary currency, or, The operation of money shown to be a perfect science: And that the unlimited amount and uncertain issue of paper, or other fictitious money, is the sole and immediate cause of all the commercial evils that now afflict the trading world. E. Wilson.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Monetary Currency, or, The Operation of Money Shown to Be a Perfect Science: And That the Unlimited Amount and Uncertain Issue of Paper, or Other Fictitious Money, Is the Sole and Immediate Cause of All the Commercial Evils That Now Afflict the Trading World. London: E. Wilson, 1840.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Monetary Currency, or, The Operation of Money Shown to Be a Perfect Science: And That the Unlimited Amount and Uncertain Issue of Paper, or Other Fictitious Money, Is the Sole and Immediate Cause of All the Commercial Evils That Now Afflict the Trading World. E. Wilson, 1840.