Girard, G. (1762). A new guide to eloquence: Being treatise of the proper distinctions to be observed between words reckoned synonymous; or, their different significations, and the choice which should be made of them, in order to express ourselves justly. The synonymous words classed alphabetically; upon the plan of a French work of the same nature, by the Abbot Girard. printed for James Pritchard (successor to the late Mr. Daniel Browne) at the Black Swan without Temple-Bar.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGirard, Gabriel. A New Guide to Eloquence: Being Treatise of the Proper Distinctions to Be Observed Between Words Reckoned Synonymous; or, Their Different Significations, and the Choice Which Should Be Made of Them, in Order to Express Ourselves Justly. The Synonymous Words Classed Alphabetically; upon the Plan of a French Work of the Same Nature, by the Abbot Girard. London: printed for James Pritchard (successor to the late Mr. Daniel Browne) at the Black Swan without Temple-Bar, 1762.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGirard, Gabriel. A New Guide to Eloquence: Being Treatise of the Proper Distinctions to Be Observed Between Words Reckoned Synonymous; or, Their Different Significations, and the Choice Which Should Be Made of Them, in Order to Express Ourselves Justly. The Synonymous Words Classed Alphabetically; upon the Plan of a French Work of the Same Nature, by the Abbot Girard. printed for James Pritchard (successor to the late Mr. Daniel Browne) at the Black Swan without Temple-Bar, 1762.