Gale (Firm). (1758). Dr. Blackstone having desired the authors of a paper dated November 20, "to maintain their accusation," they take this opportunity of supporting what they have therein advanced: And they desire all those gentlemen, who are concern'd with them in the executorship of Mr. Viner's will to accept of the following reasons by way of vindication. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). Dr. Blackstone Having Desired the Authors of a Paper Dated November 20, "to Maintain Their Accusation," They Take This Opportunity of Supporting What They Have Therein Advanced: And They Desire All Those Gentlemen, Who Are Concern'd with Them in the Executorship of Mr. Viner's Will to Accept of the Following Reasons by Way of Vindication. [Oxford]: [publisher not identified], 1758.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). Dr. Blackstone Having Desired the Authors of a Paper Dated November 20, "to Maintain Their Accusation," They Take This Opportunity of Supporting What They Have Therein Advanced: And They Desire All Those Gentlemen, Who Are Concern'd with Them in the Executorship of Mr. Viner's Will to Accept of the Following Reasons by Way of Vindication. [publisher not identified], 1758.