APA (7th ed.) Citation

Graham, R. (1788). A letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, chancellor of the Exchequer, on the reform of the internal government of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland: By Robert Graham, Esq. president of the convention of delegates from said boroughs. Also, observations by the delegates for conducting the application to Parliament for a reform in the internal government of the Royal Boroughs, on the case of the town councils, stiling themselves the Royal Boroughs of Scotland; and on a paper, entitled "A state of facts, "Upon which objections, in behalf of the said Royal Boroughs, are made "Against the bill offered to Parliament for a pretended reform." Likewise, animadversions, also by the delegates, on another paper, entitled "Abstract of facts, &c. "Respecting the revenues of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland." with appendixes annexed to each.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Graham, Robert. A Letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the Reform of the Internal Government of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland: By Robert Graham, Esq. President of the Convention of Delegates from Said Boroughs. Also, Observations by the Delegates for Conducting the Application to Parliament for a Reform in the Internal Government of the Royal Boroughs, on the Case of the Town Councils, Stiling Themselves the Royal Boroughs of Scotland; and on a Paper, Entitled "A State of Facts, "Upon Which Objections, in Behalf of the Said Royal Boroughs, Are Made "Against the Bill Offered to Parliament for a Pretended Reform." Likewise, Animadversions, Also by the Delegates, on Another Paper, Entitled "Abstract of Facts, &c. "Respecting the Revenues of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland." with Appendixes Annexed to Each. 1788.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Graham, Robert. A Letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the Reform of the Internal Government of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland: By Robert Graham, Esq. President of the Convention of Delegates from Said Boroughs. Also, Observations by the Delegates for Conducting the Application to Parliament for a Reform in the Internal Government of the Royal Boroughs, on the Case of the Town Councils, Stiling Themselves the Royal Boroughs of Scotland; and on a Paper, Entitled "A State of Facts, "Upon Which Objections, in Behalf of the Said Royal Boroughs, Are Made "Against the Bill Offered to Parliament for a Pretended Reform." Likewise, Animadversions, Also by the Delegates, on Another Paper, Entitled "Abstract of Facts, &c. "Respecting the Revenues of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland." with Appendixes Annexed to Each. 1788.