APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1662). Those moderate spirits, or Mild and pleasant cordial waters: Free from all burning and hurtfull qualities, great preservers of strength and chearfulness, and by which the aged, weak, and sickly, both men, women, and children have been (and are dayly) very much supported, and divers past hope recovered. publisher not identified.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Those Moderate Spirits, or Mild and Pleasant Cordial Waters: Free from All Burning and Hurtfull Qualities, Great Preservers of Strength and Chearfulness, and by Which the Aged, Weak, and Sickly, Both Men, Women, and Children Have Been (and Are Dayly) Very Much Supported, and Divers Past Hope Recovered. [London: publisher not identified, 1662.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Those Moderate Spirits, or Mild and Pleasant Cordial Waters: Free from All Burning and Hurtfull Qualities, Great Preservers of Strength and Chearfulness, and by Which the Aged, Weak, and Sickly, Both Men, Women, and Children Have Been (and Are Dayly) Very Much Supported, and Divers Past Hope Recovered. publisher not identified, 1662.