Carter, J., Bradford, W., & Bradford, T. The young surveyor's instructor; or An introduction to the art of surveying: Whereby any one may become a compleat surveyor, without the help of a teacher, being fully explained and directed after a plain and easy method suitable to the meanest capacity. By John Carter, philomathes.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationCarter, John, William Bradford, and Thomas Bradford. The Young Surveyor's Instructor; or An Introduction to the Art of Surveying: Whereby Any One May Become a Compleat Surveyor, Without the Help of a Teacher, Being Fully Explained and Directed After a Plain and Easy Method Suitable to the Meanest Capacity. By John Carter, Philomathes.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationCarter, John, et al. The Young Surveyor's Instructor; or An Introduction to the Art of Surveying: Whereby Any One May Become a Compleat Surveyor, Without the Help of a Teacher, Being Fully Explained and Directed After a Plain and Easy Method Suitable to the Meanest Capacity. By John Carter, Philomathes.