Bell, T. (1608). The downefall of popery: Proposed by way of a new challenge, to all English Jesuites, and Jesuited or Italianized papists, daring them all ioyntly, and euery one of them seuerally, to make answere thereunto if they can, or haue any truth on their side, knowing for a truth, that otherwise all the world will crie with open mouths, fye vpon them, and their patched hotch-potch religion. Printed by Thomas Purfoot for Arthur Iohnson.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBell, Thomas. The Downefall of Popery: Proposed by Way of a New Challenge, to All English Jesuites, and Jesuited or Italianized Papists, Daring Them All Ioyntly, and Euery One of Them Seuerally, to Make Answere Thereunto If They Can, or Haue Any Truth on Their Side, Knowing for a Truth, That Otherwise All the World Will Crie with Open Mouths, Fye Vpon Them, and Their Patched Hotch-potch Religion. At London: Printed by Thomas Purfoot for Arthur Iohnson, 1608.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationBell, Thomas. The Downefall of Popery: Proposed by Way of a New Challenge, to All English Jesuites, and Jesuited or Italianized Papists, Daring Them All Ioyntly, and Euery One of Them Seuerally, to Make Answere Thereunto If They Can, or Haue Any Truth on Their Side, Knowing for a Truth, That Otherwise All the World Will Crie with Open Mouths, Fye Vpon Them, and Their Patched Hotch-potch Religion. Printed by Thomas Purfoot for Arthur Iohnson, 1608.