APA (7th ed.) Citation

Marsh, H., & Chantry, J. (1664). The second part of the new survey of the Turkish empire,: Containing I. The extent of its dominion, when, how and by whom conquered. II. An account of the Tartars. III. The life of Mahomet the Imposter. IV. Their militia. V. Their government civil and ecclesiastick. VI. The continuation of their history. Being now and absolute and compleat discovery of what is worth knowledge, or is any way satisfactory to curiosity, in that mighty nation. Printed by J. Best for Henry Marsh at the Princes Arms in Chancery Lane.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Marsh, Henry, and John Chantry. The Second Part of the New Survey of the Turkish Empire,: Containing I. The Extent of Its Dominion, When, How and by Whom Conquered. II. An Account of the Tartars. III. The Life of Mahomet the Imposter. IV. Their Militia. V. Their Government Civil and Ecclesiastick. VI. The Continuation of Their History. Being Now and Absolute and Compleat Discovery of What Is Worth Knowledge, or Is Any Way Satisfactory to Curiosity, in That Mighty Nation. London: Printed by J. Best for Henry Marsh at the Princes Arms in Chancery Lane, 1664.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Marsh, Henry, and John Chantry. The Second Part of the New Survey of the Turkish Empire,: Containing I. The Extent of Its Dominion, When, How and by Whom Conquered. II. An Account of the Tartars. III. The Life of Mahomet the Imposter. IV. Their Militia. V. Their Government Civil and Ecclesiastick. VI. The Continuation of Their History. Being Now and Absolute and Compleat Discovery of What Is Worth Knowledge, or Is Any Way Satisfactory to Curiosity, in That Mighty Nation. Printed by J. Best for Henry Marsh at the Princes Arms in Chancery Lane, 1664.