Brady, R. (1681). A fvll and clear answer to a book, written by William Petit Esq., printed in the year 1680: By which it appears, that he hath mistaken the meaning of the histories and records he hath cited, and misapplyed them : and that he hath added to, or taken from them, or left unrecited such words and matters as he thought would either advance, or destroy his assertion : with a true historical account of the famous colloqvivm or Parliament, 49 Hen. III, and a glossary, expounding some few words used frequently in our antient records, laws and historians : together with some animadversions upon a book, called, Jani Anglorvm facies nova. Printed for Samuel Lowndes ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBrady, Robert. A Fvll and Clear Answer to a Book, Written by William Petit Esq., Printed in the Year 1680: By Which It Appears, That He Hath Mistaken the Meaning of the Histories and Records He Hath Cited, and Misapplyed Them : And That He Hath Added to, or Taken from Them, or Left Unrecited Such Words and Matters as He Thought Would Either Advance, or Destroy His Assertion : With a True Historical Account of the Famous Colloqvivm or Parliament, 49 Hen. III, and a Glossary, Expounding Some Few Words Used Frequently in Our Antient Records, Laws and Historians : Together with Some Animadversions upon a Book, Called, Jani Anglorvm Facies Nova. London: Printed for Samuel Lowndes ..., 1681.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationBrady, Robert. A Fvll and Clear Answer to a Book, Written by William Petit Esq., Printed in the Year 1680: By Which It Appears, That He Hath Mistaken the Meaning of the Histories and Records He Hath Cited, and Misapplyed Them : And That He Hath Added to, or Taken from Them, or Left Unrecited Such Words and Matters as He Thought Would Either Advance, or Destroy His Assertion : With a True Historical Account of the Famous Colloqvivm or Parliament, 49 Hen. III, and a Glossary, Expounding Some Few Words Used Frequently in Our Antient Records, Laws and Historians : Together with Some Animadversions upon a Book, Called, Jani Anglorvm Facies Nova. Printed for Samuel Lowndes ..., 1681.