APA (7th ed.) Citation

I. W., f. 1. (1643). Sober sadnesse, or Plaine dealing.: Being a motive to all honest Christians to looke about them, whereby the truth may be observed by all those that love God, and King Charles. With a soveraigne balsome to cure these distracted times. publisher not identified].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

I. W., fl. 1643. Sober Sadnesse, or Plaine Dealing.: Being a Motive to All Honest Christians to Looke About Them, Whereby the Truth May Be Observed by All Those That Love God, and King Charles. With a Soveraigne Balsome to Cure These Distracted Times. [London: publisher not identified], 1643.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

I. W., fl. 1643. Sober Sadnesse, or Plaine Dealing.: Being a Motive to All Honest Christians to Looke About Them, Whereby the Truth May Be Observed by All Those That Love God, and King Charles. With a Soveraigne Balsome to Cure These Distracted Times. publisher not identified], 1643.