Scotland. Parliament & Seafield, J. O. (1706). In the Parliament Tuesday twelfth of November 1706, a vote was started in thir [as printed] terms,: Approve of the Act for security of the true Protestant religion and government of the Church, as by law established within this kingdom, or not, and it carried approve; and the list of the members as they voted pro or con (ordered to be printed) is as follows. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationScotland. Parliament and James Ogilvy Seafield. In the Parliament Tuesday Twelfth of November 1706, a Vote Was Started in Thir [as Printed] Terms,: Approve of the Act for Security of the True Protestant Religion and Government of the Church, as by Law Established Within This Kingdom, or Not, and It Carried Approve; and the List of the Members as They Voted Pro or Con (ordered to Be Printed) Is as Follows. [Edinburgh]: [publisher not identified], 1706.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationScotland. Parliament and James Ogilvy Seafield. In the Parliament Tuesday Twelfth of November 1706, a Vote Was Started in Thir [as Printed] Terms,: Approve of the Act for Security of the True Protestant Religion and Government of the Church, as by Law Established Within This Kingdom, or Not, and It Carried Approve; and the List of the Members as They Voted Pro or Con (ordered to Be Printed) Is as Follows. [publisher not identified], 1706.