Philo-Britannicus. (1739). The impartial accomptant: To all lovers of Great-Britain, first to the King, Lords and Commons, then to the whole nation, is demonstratively made known how to pay the national debts, if 48 millions, in seven years, and without a new tax, or any inconveniency to the people. Printed for a proper person, and sold by W. Meadows.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Philo-Britannicus. The Impartial Accomptant: To All Lovers of Great-Britain, First to the King, Lords and Commons, Then to the Whole Nation, Is Demonstratively Made Known How to Pay the National Debts, If 48 Millions, in Seven Years, and Without a New Tax, or Any Inconveniency to the People. London: Printed for a proper person, and sold by W. Meadows, 1739.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Philo-Britannicus. The Impartial Accomptant: To All Lovers of Great-Britain, First to the King, Lords and Commons, Then to the Whole Nation, Is Demonstratively Made Known How to Pay the National Debts, If 48 Millions, in Seven Years, and Without a New Tax, or Any Inconveniency to the People. Printed for a proper person, and sold by W. Meadows, 1739.