Maclean, C. (1798). To the British inhabitants of India. Having on the 10th instant received a peremptory order from the ... Governor General in Council, to return to Europe, by the Mildred, a ship now under despatch, I think it necessary to lay before the public all the correspondence that has passed, upon this occasion. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationMaclean, Charles. To the British Inhabitants of India. Having on the 10th Instant Received a Peremptory Order from the ... Governor General in Council, to Return to Europe, by the Mildred, a Ship Now Under Despatch, I Think It Necessary to Lay Before the Public All the Correspondence That Has Passed, upon This Occasion. [Calcutta?]: [publisher not identified], 1798.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationMaclean, Charles. To the British Inhabitants of India. Having on the 10th Instant Received a Peremptory Order from the ... Governor General in Council, to Return to Europe, by the Mildred, a Ship Now Under Despatch, I Think It Necessary to Lay Before the Public All the Correspondence That Has Passed, upon This Occasion. [publisher not identified], 1798.