Russell, F. (1793). A short history of the East India Company: Exhibiting a state of their affairs, abroad and at home, political and commercial : the nature and magnitude of their commerce, and its relative connection with the government and revenues of India : and a discussion on the question of right to the conquered territories in India : also remarks on the danger and impolicy of innovation, and the practical means of ensuring all the good effects of a free trade to the manufacturers of Great Britain and Ireland, by matter of regulation, without disturbing the established system (2nd ed., with some additions.).
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRussell, Francis. A Short History of the East India Company: Exhibiting a State of Their Affairs, Abroad and at Home, Political and Commercial : The Nature and Magnitude of Their Commerce, and Its Relative Connection with the Government and Revenues of India : And a Discussion on the Question of Right to the Conquered Territories in India : Also Remarks on the Danger and Impolicy of Innovation, and the Practical Means of Ensuring All the Good Effects of a Free Trade to the Manufacturers of Great Britain and Ireland, by Matter of Regulation, Without Disturbing the Established System. 2nd ed., with some additions. 1793.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationRussell, Francis. A Short History of the East India Company: Exhibiting a State of Their Affairs, Abroad and at Home, Political and Commercial : The Nature and Magnitude of Their Commerce, and Its Relative Connection with the Government and Revenues of India : And a Discussion on the Question of Right to the Conquered Territories in India : Also Remarks on the Danger and Impolicy of Innovation, and the Practical Means of Ensuring All the Good Effects of a Free Trade to the Manufacturers of Great Britain and Ireland, by Matter of Regulation, Without Disturbing the Established System. 2nd ed., with some additions. 1793.