W., C. (1595). Tithes and oblations according to the lawes established in the Church of England. Containing, questions of tything, with their answers and resolutions. A declaration of composition, transaction, custome, prescription, priuiledge, together with such statute lawes which concern the right of tythe. To the great benefite and instruction of all the Queens subiects, hauing either right to demand them, or bound by dutie to pay them. [Printed by Thomas Purfoot].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationW., C. Tithes and Oblations According to the Lawes Established in the Church of England. Containing, Questions of Tything, with Their Answers and Resolutions. A Declaration of Composition, Transaction, Custome, Prescription, Priuiledge, Together with Such Statute Lawes Which Concern the Right of Tythe. To the Great Benefite and Instruction of All the Queens Subiects, Hauing Either Right to Demand Them, or Bound by Dutie to Pay Them. S.l: [Printed by Thomas Purfoot], 1595.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationW., C. Tithes and Oblations According to the Lawes Established in the Church of England. Containing, Questions of Tything, with Their Answers and Resolutions. A Declaration of Composition, Transaction, Custome, Prescription, Priuiledge, Together with Such Statute Lawes Which Concern the Right of Tythe. To the Great Benefite and Instruction of All the Queens Subiects, Hauing Either Right to Demand Them, or Bound by Dutie to Pay Them. [Printed by Thomas Purfoot], 1595.