Wilson, G. (1726). Bribes no perquisites, or, The case of the Earl of Macclesfield: Being impartial observations upon His Lordship's tryal, wherein the nature of his crime and the arguments pro and con are faithfully summed up and represented to the publick view for general use and information : with proper observations upon the pleadings of the managers and a rationale upon the reasoning of His Lordship's counsel. Printed for A. More, near St. Paul's..
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationWilson, George. Bribes No Perquisites, or, The Case of the Earl of Macclesfield: Being Impartial Observations upon His Lordship's Tryal, Wherein the Nature of His Crime and the Arguments Pro and Con Are Faithfully Summed Up and Represented to the Publick View for General Use and Information : With Proper Observations upon the Pleadings of the Managers and a Rationale upon the Reasoning of His Lordship's Counsel. London: Printed for A. More, near St. Paul's., 1726.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationWilson, George. Bribes No Perquisites, or, The Case of the Earl of Macclesfield: Being Impartial Observations upon His Lordship's Tryal, Wherein the Nature of His Crime and the Arguments Pro and Con Are Faithfully Summed Up and Represented to the Publick View for General Use and Information : With Proper Observations upon the Pleadings of the Managers and a Rationale upon the Reasoning of His Lordship's Counsel. Printed for A. More, near St. Paul's., 1726.