W. L., 1. c. (1649). The wood-mongers remonstrance, or, The carmens controversie rightly stated: Wherein 1. the present jurisdiction and corporation of the woodmongers is vindicated, 2. the original and nature of cars, car-rooms, by whom governed and disposed, and upon what terms from time to time manifested .. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationW. L., 17th cent. The Wood-mongers Remonstrance, or, The Carmens Controversie Rightly Stated: Wherein 1. the Present Jurisdiction and Corporation of the Woodmongers Is Vindicated, 2. the Original and Nature of Cars, Car-rooms, by Whom Governed and Disposed, and upon What Terms from Time to Time Manifested .. London: [publisher not identified], 1649.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationW. L., 17th cent. The Wood-mongers Remonstrance, or, The Carmens Controversie Rightly Stated: Wherein 1. the Present Jurisdiction and Corporation of the Woodmongers Is Vindicated, 2. the Original and Nature of Cars, Car-rooms, by Whom Governed and Disposed, and upon What Terms from Time to Time Manifested .. [publisher not identified], 1649.