APA (7th ed.) Citation

Ridpath, G. (1714). Parliamentary right maintain'd or, The Hanover succession justify'd: Wherein the hereditary right to the crown of England asserted, &c. is consider'd, in III. parts. The Ist. Examin's the plea from scripture. The IId. That from the laws and history of England for indefeasible right, nonresistance and disposition of the crown by will. The III. Whether the Parliament can repeal the Hanover succession, as now establish'd by the Treaty of Union. With reflections on the treasonable schemes of the party, as they occurr in their book: and particularly that of a new lurking pretender. [publisher not identified].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Ridpath, George. Parliamentary Right Maintain'd or, The Hanover Succession Justify'd: Wherein the Hereditary Right to the Crown of England Asserted, &c. Is Consider'd, in III. Parts. The Ist. Examin's the Plea from Scripture. The IId. That from the Laws and History of England for Indefeasible Right, Nonresistance and Disposition of the Crown by Will. The III. Whether the Parliament Can Repeal the Hanover Succession, as Now Establish'd by the Treaty of Union. With Reflections on the Treasonable Schemes of the Party, as They Occurr in Their Book: And Particularly That of a New Lurking Pretender. [London?]: [publisher not identified], 1714.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Ridpath, George. Parliamentary Right Maintain'd or, The Hanover Succession Justify'd: Wherein the Hereditary Right to the Crown of England Asserted, &c. Is Consider'd, in III. Parts. The Ist. Examin's the Plea from Scripture. The IId. That from the Laws and History of England for Indefeasible Right, Nonresistance and Disposition of the Crown by Will. The III. Whether the Parliament Can Repeal the Hanover Succession, as Now Establish'd by the Treaty of Union. With Reflections on the Treasonable Schemes of the Party, as They Occurr in Their Book: And Particularly That of a New Lurking Pretender. [publisher not identified], 1714.