APA (7th ed.) Citation

Janeway, J., Fowle, Z., Draper, S., & Smollett, T. A seasonable and earnest address to the citizens of London: Soon after the dreadful fire which consumed the greatest part of that famous metropolis, in the year 1666. By that Reverend and faithful minister Mr. James Janeway. To which is added, Dr. Smollett's account of the said conflagration and the imputed causes thereof. Taken from his History of England. Together with a particular relation of the great fire of Boston, in New-England; which broke out at the Brazen-Head, in Cornhill, about two o'clock in the morning, on March 20, 1760.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Janeway, James, Zechariah Fowle, Samuel Draper, and T. Smollett. A Seasonable and Earnest Address to the Citizens of London: Soon After the Dreadful Fire Which Consumed the Greatest Part of That Famous Metropolis, in the Year 1666. By That Reverend and Faithful Minister Mr. James Janeway. To Which Is Added, Dr. Smollett's Account of the Said Conflagration and the Imputed Causes Thereof. Taken from His History of England. Together with a Particular Relation of the Great Fire of Boston, in New-England; Which Broke Out at the Brazen-Head, in Cornhill, About Two O'clock in the Morning, on March 20, 1760.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Janeway, James, et al. A Seasonable and Earnest Address to the Citizens of London: Soon After the Dreadful Fire Which Consumed the Greatest Part of That Famous Metropolis, in the Year 1666. By That Reverend and Faithful Minister Mr. James Janeway. To Which Is Added, Dr. Smollett's Account of the Said Conflagration and the Imputed Causes Thereof. Taken from His History of England. Together with a Particular Relation of the Great Fire of Boston, in New-England; Which Broke Out at the Brazen-Head, in Cornhill, About Two O'clock in the Morning, on March 20, 1760.