APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1845). Reading made most easy: Consisting of a variety of useful lessons, proceeding from the alphabet to words of two letters only, and from thence to words of three, four, and five letters, &c. &c. : so disposed, as to draw on learners with the greatest ease and pleasure, both to themselves and teachers.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Reading Made Most Easy: Consisting of a Variety of Useful Lessons, Proceeding from the Alphabet to Words of Two Letters Only, and from Thence to Words of Three, Four, and Five Letters, &c. &c. : So Disposed, as to Draw on Learners with the Greatest Ease and Pleasure, Both to Themselves and Teachers. 1845.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Reading Made Most Easy: Consisting of a Variety of Useful Lessons, Proceeding from the Alphabet to Words of Two Letters Only, and from Thence to Words of Three, Four, and Five Letters, &c. &c. : So Disposed, as to Draw on Learners with the Greatest Ease and Pleasure, Both to Themselves and Teachers. 1845.