Gittins, J. (1735). A compleat system of military discipline, as it is now used in the British foot; with explanations: Being a few military flowers collected out of the Artillery Garden of London, &c. By John Gittins, a member thereof, and one of the captains in the blue regiment of the said city; whereof the Honourable Sir William Billers Knight, and Alderman, is colonel.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGittins, John. A Compleat System of Military Discipline, as It Is Now Used in the British Foot; with Explanations: Being a Few Military Flowers Collected Out of the Artillery Garden of London, &c. By John Gittins, a Member Thereof, and One of the Captains in the Blue Regiment of the Said City; Whereof the Honourable Sir William Billers Knight, and Alderman, Is Colonel. 1735.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGittins, John. A Compleat System of Military Discipline, as It Is Now Used in the British Foot; with Explanations: Being a Few Military Flowers Collected Out of the Artillery Garden of London, &c. By John Gittins, a Member Thereof, and One of the Captains in the Blue Regiment of the Said City; Whereof the Honourable Sir William Billers Knight, and Alderman, Is Colonel. 1735.