APA (7th ed.) Citation

Gordon, A. J. (1830). Emigration and its evils: Contrasted with the great and incalculable benefits which would arise from the cultivation of the waste lands of our colonies and the importation of the corn and other produce into the mother country, addressed to the National-Emigration Society. [publisher not identified].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Gordon, Adam James. Emigration and Its Evils: Contrasted with the Great and Incalculable Benefits Which Would Arise from the Cultivation of the Waste Lands of Our Colonies and the Importation of the Corn and Other Produce into the Mother Country, Addressed to the National-Emigration Society. [England]: [publisher not identified], 1830.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Gordon, Adam James. Emigration and Its Evils: Contrasted with the Great and Incalculable Benefits Which Would Arise from the Cultivation of the Waste Lands of Our Colonies and the Importation of the Corn and Other Produce into the Mother Country, Addressed to the National-Emigration Society. [publisher not identified], 1830.