(1641). A true relation of the lewd life and repentant death of one John Sherman, a tailour who lived in Taunton Dean in Somersetshire: Being vainly led away by his brother in law to the sect of the Brotherhood, who after his recantation was chosen a preacher among their societie : inluring many after his owne idle opinions, with some chief points of his doctrine, being the first sermon he ever taught, to above an hundred people : who after he had continues for two years in his erroneous opinions, died in the true faith of the Church of England. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA True Relation of the Lewd Life and Repentant Death of One John Sherman, a Tailour Who Lived in Taunton Dean in Somersetshire: Being Vainly Led Away by His Brother in Law to the Sect of the Brotherhood, Who After His Recantation Was Chosen a Preacher Among Their Societie : Inluring Many After His Owne Idle Opinions, with Some Chief Points of His Doctrine, Being the First Sermon He Ever Taught, to Above an Hundred People : Who After He Had Continues for Two Years in His Erroneous Opinions, Died in the True Faith of the Church of England. London: [publisher not identified], 1641.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA True Relation of the Lewd Life and Repentant Death of One John Sherman, a Tailour Who Lived in Taunton Dean in Somersetshire: Being Vainly Led Away by His Brother in Law to the Sect of the Brotherhood, Who After His Recantation Was Chosen a Preacher Among Their Societie : Inluring Many After His Owne Idle Opinions, with Some Chief Points of His Doctrine, Being the First Sermon He Ever Taught, to Above an Hundred People : Who After He Had Continues for Two Years in His Erroneous Opinions, Died in the True Faith of the Church of England. [publisher not identified], 1641.