Lewis, R. (1759). The adventures of a rake: In the character of a public orator. Interspersed with several serious and comic pieces, pronounced before some polite audiences with great applause, and published at their request. In two volumes. By R. Lewis. printed for R. Withy, at the Dunciad, the third door from the east end of the Royal Exchange in Cornhill; T. Hope, at the Bible and Anchor, the corner of Bartholomew-lane, at the Feathers in Fleet-street, near Fleet-bridge.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLewis, R. The Adventures of a Rake: In the Character of a Public Orator. Interspersed with Several Serious and Comic Pieces, Pronounced Before Some Polite Audiences with Great Applause, and Published at Their Request. In Two Volumes. By R. Lewis. London: printed for R. Withy, at the Dunciad, the third door from the east end of the Royal Exchange in Cornhill; T. Hope, at the Bible and Anchor, the corner of Bartholomew-lane, at the Feathers in Fleet-street, near Fleet-bridge, 1759.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationLewis, R. The Adventures of a Rake: In the Character of a Public Orator. Interspersed with Several Serious and Comic Pieces, Pronounced Before Some Polite Audiences with Great Applause, and Published at Their Request. In Two Volumes. By R. Lewis. printed for R. Withy, at the Dunciad, the third door from the east end of the Royal Exchange in Cornhill; T. Hope, at the Bible and Anchor, the corner of Bartholomew-lane, at the Feathers in Fleet-street, near Fleet-bridge, 1759.