APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1644). The souldiers language. Or, A discourse between two souldiers: The one coming from York, the other from Bristol, shewing how the warres go on, and how the souldiers carrie and demean themselves. With a survey of what forces the King hath at command, both forraigne, and domestick. publisher not identified.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

The Souldiers Language. Or, A Discourse Between Two Souldiers: The One Coming from York, the Other from Bristol, Shewing How the Warres Go on, and How the Souldiers Carrie and Demean Themselves. With a Survey of What Forces the King Hath at Command, Both Forraigne, and Domestick. [London?: publisher not identified, 1644.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

The Souldiers Language. Or, A Discourse Between Two Souldiers: The One Coming from York, the Other from Bristol, Shewing How the Warres Go on, and How the Souldiers Carrie and Demean Themselves. With a Survey of What Forces the King Hath at Command, Both Forraigne, and Domestick. publisher not identified, 1644.