APA (7th ed.) Citation

Worlidge, J. (1694). Mr. Worlidge's two treatises: The first, Of improvement of husbandry, and advantage of enclosing lands, of meadows and pastures, of arable land and tillage, and the benefit of hempseed and flax: with a description of the engine for dressing hemp and flax. Of the manuring, dunging, and soiling of lands; and the benefit of raising, planting, and propogating of woods. The second, A treatise of cyder, and of the cyder-mill, and a new sort of press. Of currant-wine, apricock-wine, rasberry-wine: of making chocolate, coffee, tea: of the extract of juniper-berries, and of mum. To which is added, An essay towards the discovery of the original of fountains, and springs. Printed for M. Wotton, at the Three Daggers, in Fleet-street.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Worlidge, John. Mr. Worlidge's Two Treatises: The First, Of Improvement of Husbandry, and Advantage of Enclosing Lands, of Meadows and Pastures, of Arable Land and Tillage, and the Benefit of Hempseed and Flax: With a Description of the Engine for Dressing Hemp and Flax. Of the Manuring, Dunging, and Soiling of Lands; and the Benefit of Raising, Planting, and Propogating of Woods. The Second, A Treatise of Cyder, and of the Cyder-mill, and a New Sort of Press. Of Currant-wine, Apricock-wine, Rasberry-wine: Of Making Chocolate, Coffee, Tea: Of the Extract of Juniper-berries, and of Mum. To Which Is Added, An Essay Towards the Discovery of the Original of Fountains, and Springs. London: Printed for M. Wotton, at the Three Daggers, in Fleet-street, 1694.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Worlidge, John. Mr. Worlidge's Two Treatises: The First, Of Improvement of Husbandry, and Advantage of Enclosing Lands, of Meadows and Pastures, of Arable Land and Tillage, and the Benefit of Hempseed and Flax: With a Description of the Engine for Dressing Hemp and Flax. Of the Manuring, Dunging, and Soiling of Lands; and the Benefit of Raising, Planting, and Propogating of Woods. The Second, A Treatise of Cyder, and of the Cyder-mill, and a New Sort of Press. Of Currant-wine, Apricock-wine, Rasberry-wine: Of Making Chocolate, Coffee, Tea: Of the Extract of Juniper-berries, and of Mum. To Which Is Added, An Essay Towards the Discovery of the Original of Fountains, and Springs. Printed for M. Wotton, at the Three Daggers, in Fleet-street, 1694.