APA (7th ed.) Citation

Smethurst, M. (1832). The political multum in parvo, causes of distress and remedy for the causes: Addressed to the consideration of all unbiassed [as printed] and thinking men : containing remarks on the use of machinery, and on foreign and domestic commerce : with observations upon the present system of taxation, and other subjects connected with the cause of existing evils. W. Strange.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Smethurst, Mr. The Political Multum in Parvo, Causes of Distress and Remedy for the Causes: Addressed to the Consideration of All Unbiassed [as Printed] and Thinking Men : Containing Remarks on the Use of Machinery, and on Foreign and Domestic Commerce : With Observations upon the Present System of Taxation, and Other Subjects Connected with the Cause of Existing Evils. London: W. Strange, 1832.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Smethurst, Mr. The Political Multum in Parvo, Causes of Distress and Remedy for the Causes: Addressed to the Consideration of All Unbiassed [as Printed] and Thinking Men : Containing Remarks on the Use of Machinery, and on Foreign and Domestic Commerce : With Observations upon the Present System of Taxation, and Other Subjects Connected with the Cause of Existing Evils. W. Strange, 1832.