APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1673). Popery absolutely destructive to monarchy: Prov'd by several examples on many foreign princes, but more especially on the kings of this nation, who have been thrown from their thrones, and have had invasions by strangers, and rebellions at home, by the procurement of the pope, that pretended Father of Peace. Printed by E.F. for Charles Harper ... and John Amery ....

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Popery Absolutely Destructive to Monarchy: Prov'd by Several Examples on Many Foreign Princes, but More Especially on the Kings of This Nation, Who Have Been Thrown from Their Thrones, and Have Had Invasions by Strangers, and Rebellions at Home, by the Procurement of the Pope, That Pretended Father of Peace. London: Printed by E.F. for Charles Harper ... and John Amery ..., 1673.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Popery Absolutely Destructive to Monarchy: Prov'd by Several Examples on Many Foreign Princes, but More Especially on the Kings of This Nation, Who Have Been Thrown from Their Thrones, and Have Had Invasions by Strangers, and Rebellions at Home, by the Procurement of the Pope, That Pretended Father of Peace. Printed by E.F. for Charles Harper ... and John Amery ..., 1673.