Thomas, W. (1667). The countries sense of Londons sufferings in the last most lamentable fire: Discovered in the opening and improving the lamentations of Jeremy; and in the resolving of three questions, not onely suitable to that sad dispensation, but considerable also in all grievous afflictions. By W.T. a well-wisher to the city, and to those that suffer with it. printed for John Sims, living at Gresham Colledge-Gate in Bishops-Gate-Street.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationThomas, William. The Countries Sense of Londons Sufferings in the Last Most Lamentable Fire: Discovered in the Opening and Improving the Lamentations of Jeremy; and in the Resolving of Three Questions, Not Onely Suitable to That Sad Dispensation, but Considerable Also in All Grievous Afflictions. By W.T. a Well-wisher to the City, and to Those That Suffer with It. London: printed for John Sims, living at Gresham Colledge-Gate in Bishops-Gate-Street, 1667.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationThomas, William. The Countries Sense of Londons Sufferings in the Last Most Lamentable Fire: Discovered in the Opening and Improving the Lamentations of Jeremy; and in the Resolving of Three Questions, Not Onely Suitable to That Sad Dispensation, but Considerable Also in All Grievous Afflictions. By W.T. a Well-wisher to the City, and to Those That Suffer with It. printed for John Sims, living at Gresham Colledge-Gate in Bishops-Gate-Street, 1667.