Robe, T. (1745). Ways and means for the suppression of knavery: And to raise great sums of money for the government's use, without any new taxation, and save, to all His Majesty's honest subjects, near half a million of money annually, by virtue of selling weight and measure in due proportion : most humbly address'd to the King, Lords, and Commons. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRobe, Thomas. Ways and Means for the Suppression of Knavery: And to Raise Great Sums of Money for the Government's Use, Without Any New Taxation, and Save, to All His Majesty's Honest Subjects, Near Half a Million of Money Annually, by Virtue of Selling Weight and Measure in Due Proportion : Most Humbly Address'd to the King, Lords, and Commons. London: [publisher not identified], 1745.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationRobe, Thomas. Ways and Means for the Suppression of Knavery: And to Raise Great Sums of Money for the Government's Use, Without Any New Taxation, and Save, to All His Majesty's Honest Subjects, Near Half a Million of Money Annually, by Virtue of Selling Weight and Measure in Due Proportion : Most Humbly Address'd to the King, Lords, and Commons. [publisher not identified], 1745.