APA (7th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). (1780). To the University of Oxford. The friends of Mr. Jones are persuaded, after the fullest deliberation, that it becomes absolutely necessary for them to answer a question, which has been repeatedly, forcibly, and pertinently, asked: "Why is he "not supported by his own college, of which he is an older member, "though somewhat a younger fellow, than Dr. Scott?". [publisher not identified].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). To the University of Oxford. The Friends of Mr. Jones Are Persuaded, After the Fullest Deliberation, That It Becomes Absolutely Necessary for Them to Answer a Question, Which Has Been Repeatedly, Forcibly, and Pertinently, Asked: "Why Is He "Not Supported by His Own College, of Which He Is an Older Member, "Though Somewhat a Younger Fellow, than Dr. Scott?". [Oxford]: [publisher not identified], 1780.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). To the University of Oxford. The Friends of Mr. Jones Are Persuaded, After the Fullest Deliberation, That It Becomes Absolutely Necessary for Them to Answer a Question, Which Has Been Repeatedly, Forcibly, and Pertinently, Asked: "Why Is He "Not Supported by His Own College, of Which He Is an Older Member, "Though Somewhat a Younger Fellow, than Dr. Scott?". [publisher not identified], 1780.