Hamlin, A. (1797). The republic of reason: Being an essay on nature and reason. [Four lines from Barlow] By Amos Hamlin. Who takes the liberty respectfully to dedicate this small essay to the unbigotted and reasonable part of mankind of every sect and denomination in the United States of America, and the world at large. Printed for the author.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationHamlin, Amos. The Republic of Reason: Being an Essay on Nature and Reason. [Four Lines from Barlow] By Amos Hamlin. Who Takes the Liberty Respectfully to Dedicate This Small Essay to the Unbigotted and Reasonable Part of Mankind of Every Sect and Denomination in the United States of America, and the World at Large. Albany: Printed for the author, 1797.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationHamlin, Amos. The Republic of Reason: Being an Essay on Nature and Reason. [Four Lines from Barlow] By Amos Hamlin. Who Takes the Liberty Respectfully to Dedicate This Small Essay to the Unbigotted and Reasonable Part of Mankind of Every Sect and Denomination in the United States of America, and the World at Large. Printed for the author, 1797.