(1831). Plain sense and reason: Letters to the present generation on the unrestrained use of modern machinery, particularly addressed to my countrymen, and fellow citizens. Wilkin and Fletcher.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationPlain Sense and Reason: Letters to the Present Generation on the Unrestrained Use of Modern Machinery, Particularly Addressed to My Countrymen, and Fellow Citizens. Norwich: Wilkin and Fletcher, 1831.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationPlain Sense and Reason: Letters to the Present Generation on the Unrestrained Use of Modern Machinery, Particularly Addressed to My Countrymen, and Fellow Citizens. Wilkin and Fletcher, 1831.
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