APA (7th ed.) Citation

Wells, J. (1695). A brief reply to that part of Spira's despair reviv'd: In which the Baptists in general are concerned, but more especially those at Ashford in Kent. Wherein the unjust charge of Mr. Thomas James against them, is removed. Written by a Baptist preacher, who is a lover of truth. publisher not identified.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Wells, John. A Brief Reply to That Part of Spira's Despair Reviv'd: In Which the Baptists in General Are Concerned, but More Especially Those at Ashford in Kent. Wherein the Unjust Charge of Mr. Thomas James Against Them, Is Removed. Written by a Baptist Preacher, Who Is a Lover of Truth. London: publisher not identified, 1695.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Wells, John. A Brief Reply to That Part of Spira's Despair Reviv'd: In Which the Baptists in General Are Concerned, but More Especially Those at Ashford in Kent. Wherein the Unjust Charge of Mr. Thomas James Against Them, Is Removed. Written by a Baptist Preacher, Who Is a Lover of Truth. publisher not identified, 1695.