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APA Citation
Shields, Alexander. (1745). The Scots inquisition, Containing a brief description of the persecution of the presbyterians in Scotland, acted by the instigation of the antichristian prelates and curates, and executed by the scots persecuters, under the govrnment of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. By the Reverend and Learned Mr. Alexander Shiels. To which are added two letters, the first containing an account of the tyrannical and arbitrary government of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. The second, upon the nature of true loyalty, and to whom the same is due, all published by authority in the London-Journal and Edinburgh evening-courant. Also some remarks on a paper published in the caledonian-mercury, October 30th, and November 1. 1745. Casting several malicious and groundless aspersions upon the sufferers. Edinburgh : Printed and sold by booksellers in town and country
MLA Citation
Shields, Alexander. The Scots inquisition, [electronic resource] : Containing a brief description of the persecution of the presbyterians in Scotland, acted by the instigation of the antichristian prelates and curates, and executed by the scots persecuters, under the govrnment of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. By the Reverend and Learned Mr. Alexander Shiels. To which are added two letters, the first containing an account of the tyrannical and arbitrary government of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. The second, upon the nature of true loyalty, and to whom the same is due, all published by authority in the London-Journal and Edinburgh evening-courant. Also some remarks on a paper published in the caledonian-mercury, October 30th, and November 1. 1745. Casting several malicious and groundless aspersions upon the sufferers Printed and sold by booksellers in town and country Edinburgh 1745
Australian/Harvard Citation
Shields, Alexander. 1745, The Scots inquisition, [electronic resource] : Containing a brief description of the persecution of the presbyterians in Scotland, acted by the instigation of the antichristian prelates and curates, and executed by the scots persecuters, under the govrnment of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. By the Reverend and Learned Mr. Alexander Shiels. To which are added two letters, the first containing an account of the tyrannical and arbitrary government of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. The second, upon the nature of true loyalty, and to whom the same is due, all published by authority in the London-Journal and Edinburgh evening-courant. Also some remarks on a paper published in the caledonian-mercury, October 30th, and November 1. 1745. Casting several malicious and groundless aspersions upon the sufferers Printed and sold by booksellers in town and country Edinburgh
Wikipedia Citation
{{Citation | title=The Scots inquisition, [electronic resource] : Containing a brief description of the persecution of the presbyterians in Scotland, acted by the instigation of the antichristian prelates and curates, and executed by the scots persecuters, under the govrnment of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. By the Reverend and Learned Mr. Alexander Shiels. To which are added two letters, the first containing an account of the tyrannical and arbitrary government of King Charles II. and the Duke of York. The second, upon the nature of true loyalty, and to whom the same is due, all published by authority in the London-Journal and Edinburgh evening-courant. Also some remarks on a paper published in the caledonian-mercury, October 30th, and November 1. 1745. Casting several malicious and groundless aspersions upon the sufferers | author1=Shields, Alexander, 1660?-1700 | year=1745 | publisher=Printed and sold by booksellers in town and country | language=English }}