Gale (Firm). (1731). A Further mite of testimony, in a few mo short remarks upon that church-corrupting and ruining vile abomination of patronages, which have been a grievous yoke and heavy burden upon the churches of Christ, ever since antichristian tyranny raged through the world: Now willingly submitted unto, compiled with, and practised; which is one of the many great national sins, snares, and deep defections of this backsliden and upsitten age. In a letter to a friend. Published by Patrick Walker, and to be sold at his house within Bristo-part, at the Upper-gate of the Grayfriar's Church.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). A Further Mite of Testimony, in a Few Mo Short Remarks upon That Church-corrupting and Ruining Vile Abomination of Patronages, Which Have Been a Grievous Yoke and Heavy Burden upon the Churches of Christ, Ever Since Antichristian Tyranny Raged Through the World: Now Willingly Submitted Unto, Compiled with, and Practised; Which Is One of the Many Great National Sins, Snares, and Deep Defections of This Backsliden and Upsitten Age. In a Letter to a Friend. [Edinburgh]: Published by Patrick Walker, and to be sold at his house within Bristo-part, at the Upper-gate of the Grayfriar's Church, 1731.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). A Further Mite of Testimony, in a Few Mo Short Remarks upon That Church-corrupting and Ruining Vile Abomination of Patronages, Which Have Been a Grievous Yoke and Heavy Burden upon the Churches of Christ, Ever Since Antichristian Tyranny Raged Through the World: Now Willingly Submitted Unto, Compiled with, and Practised; Which Is One of the Many Great National Sins, Snares, and Deep Defections of This Backsliden and Upsitten Age. In a Letter to a Friend. Published by Patrick Walker, and to be sold at his house within Bristo-part, at the Upper-gate of the Grayfriar's Church, 1731.