D. R., d. 1. (1668). God's judgments still threatned against thee, O England: For the great abominations that have been, and are committed in thee, and thy sad estate lamented : London's dissolution a figure of the downfall of Babylon : with a call unto all people to come out of Babylon which stands in confusion, and to repent and seek the Lord while he many be found : also a manifestation of love to the seed of God, and a warning to the inhabitants of the earth of the great and notable, terrible and dreadfull day of the Lord near at hand. publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationD. R., d. 1714. God's Judgments Still Threatned Against Thee, O England: For the Great Abominations That Have Been, and Are Committed in Thee, and Thy Sad Estate Lamented : London's Dissolution a Figure of the Downfall of Babylon : With a Call Unto All People to Come Out of Babylon Which Stands in Confusion, and to Repent and Seek the Lord While He Many Be Found : Also a Manifestation of Love to the Seed of God, and a Warning to the Inhabitants of the Earth of the Great and Notable, Terrible and Dreadfull Day of the Lord Near at Hand. [London: publisher not identified], 1668.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationD. R., d. 1714. God's Judgments Still Threatned Against Thee, O England: For the Great Abominations That Have Been, and Are Committed in Thee, and Thy Sad Estate Lamented : London's Dissolution a Figure of the Downfall of Babylon : With a Call Unto All People to Come Out of Babylon Which Stands in Confusion, and to Repent and Seek the Lord While He Many Be Found : Also a Manifestation of Love to the Seed of God, and a Warning to the Inhabitants of the Earth of the Great and Notable, Terrible and Dreadfull Day of the Lord Near at Hand. publisher not identified], 1668.