APA (7th ed.) Citation

Dalrymple, J. (1714). A vindication of the ecclesiastical part of Sir James Dalrymple's Historical collections: In answer to a late pamphlet intituled, The life of the Reverend Mr. John Sage, etc. wherein some things are added toward the clearing of the ancient government of the church of Scotland from the mistakes of a late author : together with a defence of what Sir James hath advanced concerning the opinion of the Scottish historians in relation to King Robert the Second's marriage with Elizabeth Mure, in answer to Mr. John Sage his criticism on that subject in his Introduction to Hawthornden's works. Printed for the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, David Scot, John Paton, and William Brown Booksellers.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Dalrymple, James. A Vindication of the Ecclesiastical Part of Sir James Dalrymple's Historical Collections: In Answer to a Late Pamphlet Intituled, The Life of the Reverend Mr. John Sage, Etc. Wherein Some Things Are Added Toward the Clearing of the Ancient Government of the Church of Scotland from the Mistakes of a Late Author : Together with a Defence of What Sir James Hath Advanced Concerning the Opinion of the Scottish Historians in Relation to King Robert the Second's Marriage with Elizabeth Mure, in Answer to Mr. John Sage His Criticism on That Subject in His Introduction to Hawthornden's Works. Edinburgh: Printed for the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, David Scot, John Paton, and William Brown Booksellers, 1714.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Dalrymple, James. A Vindication of the Ecclesiastical Part of Sir James Dalrymple's Historical Collections: In Answer to a Late Pamphlet Intituled, The Life of the Reverend Mr. John Sage, Etc. Wherein Some Things Are Added Toward the Clearing of the Ancient Government of the Church of Scotland from the Mistakes of a Late Author : Together with a Defence of What Sir James Hath Advanced Concerning the Opinion of the Scottish Historians in Relation to King Robert the Second's Marriage with Elizabeth Mure, in Answer to Mr. John Sage His Criticism on That Subject in His Introduction to Hawthornden's Works. Printed for the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, David Scot, John Paton, and William Brown Booksellers, 1714.