Whitelock, M., & Raymond, L. (1746). The peace-offering: An essay, shewing the cession of Hanover to be the only probable means for extinguishing the present rebellion,without farther bloodshed, and for securing these nations, for ever, from rebellions and invasions in favour of the Pretender or his descendents. And likeways for lessening our taxes and expence, paying off our debts, improving trade, getting rid of a standing army, securing our religion and liberties, rooting up public corruption, and for confining all future ministers to the pursuit of an English interest only. Printed for L. Raymond and sold by A. Moore, near St. Paul's.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationWhitelock, Methuselah, and L. Raymond. The Peace-offering: An Essay, Shewing the Cession of Hanover to Be the Only Probable Means for Extinguishing the Present Rebellion,without Farther Bloodshed, and for Securing These Nations, for Ever, from Rebellions and Invasions in Favour of the Pretender or His Descendents. And Likeways for Lessening Our Taxes and Expence, Paying off Our Debts, Improving Trade, Getting Rid of a Standing Army, Securing Our Religion and Liberties, Rooting Up Public Corruption, and for Confining All Future Ministers to the Pursuit of an English Interest Only. London: Printed for L. Raymond and sold by A. Moore, near St. Paul's, 1746.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationWhitelock, Methuselah, and L. Raymond. The Peace-offering: An Essay, Shewing the Cession of Hanover to Be the Only Probable Means for Extinguishing the Present Rebellion,without Farther Bloodshed, and for Securing These Nations, for Ever, from Rebellions and Invasions in Favour of the Pretender or His Descendents. And Likeways for Lessening Our Taxes and Expence, Paying off Our Debts, Improving Trade, Getting Rid of a Standing Army, Securing Our Religion and Liberties, Rooting Up Public Corruption, and for Confining All Future Ministers to the Pursuit of an English Interest Only. Printed for L. Raymond and sold by A. Moore, near St. Paul's, 1746.