APA (7th ed.) Citation

Ritson, J. (1791). The jurisdiction of the court-left: Exemplifyed in the articles which the jury of inquest for the King in that court is charged and sworn, and by law enjoined, to enquire of and present. Together with approved precedents of presentments and judgements in the leet; and a large introduction, containing an account of the origin, nature, and present state, of this institution. Printed for Whieldon and Butterworth, in Fleet-Street; and P. Brett, opposite St. Clement's Church, in the Strand.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Ritson, Joseph. The Jurisdiction of the Court-left: Exemplifyed in the Articles Which the Jury of Inquest for the King in That Court Is Charged and Sworn, and by Law Enjoined, to Enquire of and Present. Together with Approved Precedents of Presentments and Judgements in the Leet; and a Large Introduction, Containing an Account of the Origin, Nature, and Present State, of This Institution. London: Printed for Whieldon and Butterworth, in Fleet-Street; and P. Brett, opposite St. Clement's Church, in the Strand, 1791.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Ritson, Joseph. The Jurisdiction of the Court-left: Exemplifyed in the Articles Which the Jury of Inquest for the King in That Court Is Charged and Sworn, and by Law Enjoined, to Enquire of and Present. Together with Approved Precedents of Presentments and Judgements in the Leet; and a Large Introduction, Containing an Account of the Origin, Nature, and Present State, of This Institution. Printed for Whieldon and Butterworth, in Fleet-Street; and P. Brett, opposite St. Clement's Church, in the Strand, 1791.