A Letter to the proprietor of a fishery in the River Thames: In which an attempt is made to shew in whom the right of fishing in public streams now resides : to which is added, a letter published in the St. James's Chronicle on the first of September 1772, soon after the trial of the cause between Lord Clifford and Lord Courtney, respecting a right of fishing in Teingmouth [as printed] Harbour.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA Letter to the Proprietor of a Fishery in the River Thames: In Which an Attempt Is Made to Shew in Whom the Right of Fishing in Public Streams Now Resides : To Which Is Added, a Letter Published in the St. James's Chronicle on the First of September 1772, Soon After the Trial of the Cause Between Lord Clifford and Lord Courtney, Respecting a Right of Fishing in Teingmouth [as Printed] Harbour.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA Letter to the Proprietor of a Fishery in the River Thames: In Which an Attempt Is Made to Shew in Whom the Right of Fishing in Public Streams Now Resides : To Which Is Added, a Letter Published in the St. James's Chronicle on the First of September 1772, Soon After the Trial of the Cause Between Lord Clifford and Lord Courtney, Respecting a Right of Fishing in Teingmouth [as Printed] Harbour.