(1712). A Certain and necessary method of regulating the press: Which will hinder and deter the daily insolence of false, malitious, and seditious libels by an easy discovery of their authors, printers, and publishers : design'd for the service of Her Majesty's late gratious message to the honourable House of Commons and their resolutions in their address and votes concerning the same. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA Certain and Necessary Method of Regulating the Press: Which Will Hinder and Deter the Daily Insolence of False, Malitious, and Seditious Libels by an Easy Discovery of Their Authors, Printers, and Publishers : Design'd for the Service of Her Majesty's Late Gratious Message to the Honourable House of Commons and Their Resolutions in Their Address and Votes Concerning the Same. [London]: [publisher not identified], 1712.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA Certain and Necessary Method of Regulating the Press: Which Will Hinder and Deter the Daily Insolence of False, Malitious, and Seditious Libels by an Easy Discovery of Their Authors, Printers, and Publishers : Design'd for the Service of Her Majesty's Late Gratious Message to the Honourable House of Commons and Their Resolutions in Their Address and Votes Concerning the Same. [publisher not identified], 1712.