APA (7th ed.) Citation

Bell, J. (1697). To the King and kingdom: Of writing books there is no end. And when there is such an absolute necessity of preferring the publick good to any private interest whatsoever; the publick business, of this great land, and nation, must and will go on, against the current of all contradiction. publisher not identified.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Bell, James. To the King and Kingdom: Of Writing Books There Is No End. And When There Is Such an Absolute Necessity of Preferring the Publick Good to Any Private Interest Whatsoever; the Publick Business, of This Great Land, and Nation, Must and Will Go on, Against the Current of All Contradiction. [London?: publisher not identified, 1697.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Bell, James. To the King and Kingdom: Of Writing Books There Is No End. And When There Is Such an Absolute Necessity of Preferring the Publick Good to Any Private Interest Whatsoever; the Publick Business, of This Great Land, and Nation, Must and Will Go on, Against the Current of All Contradiction. publisher not identified, 1697.