Prolifical Society (London, England), & Gale (Firm). (1710). New proposals by the Prolifical Society, for promoting a contribution, towards raising a monthly-dividend of one thousand pounds, on the birth of infants, to be born in wedlock, and living on the second day after their birth. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationProlifical Society (London, England), and Gale (Firm). New Proposals by the Prolifical Society, for Promoting a Contribution, Towards Raising a Monthly-dividend of One Thousand Pounds, on the Birth of Infants, to Be Born in Wedlock, and Living on the Second Day After Their Birth. [London]: [publisher not identified], 1710.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationProlifical Society (London, England), and Gale (Firm). New Proposals by the Prolifical Society, for Promoting a Contribution, Towards Raising a Monthly-dividend of One Thousand Pounds, on the Birth of Infants, to Be Born in Wedlock, and Living on the Second Day After Their Birth. [publisher not identified], 1710.