APA (7th ed.) Citation

Gentleman, T. (1660). The best way to make England the richest and vvealthiest kingdome in Europe, by advancing the fishing-trade and imploying ships and mariners. Or A plain description what profit it will bring to the kingdome of England, by erecting, building, and adventuring busses at sea for fishing;: With a perfect account of the vast riches, that is taken by the Dutch every year out of his majesties seas by their great numbers of busses, pinks and line-boats. As also a description of the sea-coast towns, harbours and other places most commodious about England for busses; together with the true value of the whole charges of building and furnishing to sea busses and pinks after the Holland manner. printed for the good and benefit of all his Majesties subjects in these his dominions.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Gentleman, Tobias. The Best Way to Make England the Richest and Vvealthiest Kingdome in Europe, by Advancing the Fishing-trade and Imploying Ships and Mariners. Or A Plain Description What Profit It Will Bring to the Kingdome of England, by Erecting, Building, and Adventuring Busses at Sea for Fishing;: With a Perfect Account of the Vast Riches, That Is Taken by the Dutch Every Year Out of His Majesties Seas by Their Great Numbers of Busses, Pinks and Line-boats. As Also a Description of the Sea-coast Towns, Harbours and Other Places Most Commodious About England for Busses; Together with the True Value of the Whole Charges of Building and Furnishing to Sea Busses and Pinks After the Holland Manner. London: printed for the good and benefit of all his Majesties subjects in these his dominions, 1660.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Gentleman, Tobias. The Best Way to Make England the Richest and Vvealthiest Kingdome in Europe, by Advancing the Fishing-trade and Imploying Ships and Mariners. Or A Plain Description What Profit It Will Bring to the Kingdome of England, by Erecting, Building, and Adventuring Busses at Sea for Fishing;: With a Perfect Account of the Vast Riches, That Is Taken by the Dutch Every Year Out of His Majesties Seas by Their Great Numbers of Busses, Pinks and Line-boats. As Also a Description of the Sea-coast Towns, Harbours and Other Places Most Commodious About England for Busses; Together with the True Value of the Whole Charges of Building and Furnishing to Sea Busses and Pinks After the Holland Manner. printed for the good and benefit of all his Majesties subjects in these his dominions, 1660.