(1745). The plain reasoner: Wherein the present state of affairs are set in a new but very obvious light, the separate and connected interests of Great-Britain and Hanover considered, and the important question determined, whether England be best defended by an army or a navy, at a distance or at home : in dicussing these points, many vulgar arguments are censured and exploded, and a rational, political system substituted in their stead.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationThe Plain Reasoner: Wherein the Present State of Affairs Are Set in a New but Very Obvious Light, the Separate and Connected Interests of Great-Britain and Hanover Considered, and the Important Question Determined, Whether England Be Best Defended by an Army or a Navy, at a Distance or at Home : In Dicussing These Points, Many Vulgar Arguments Are Censured and Exploded, and a Rational, Political System Substituted in Their Stead. 1745.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationThe Plain Reasoner: Wherein the Present State of Affairs Are Set in a New but Very Obvious Light, the Separate and Connected Interests of Great-Britain and Hanover Considered, and the Important Question Determined, Whether England Be Best Defended by an Army or a Navy, at a Distance or at Home : In Dicussing These Points, Many Vulgar Arguments Are Censured and Exploded, and a Rational, Political System Substituted in Their Stead. 1745.