Cox, D. d. 1. (1742). Observations on the epidemic fever of the year 1741: To which are added several new cases, as examples of the benefit arising from the cool method, in the cure of this fever, in its several different stages. The Second Edition Corrected. printed for W. Meadows, and T. Cox in Cornhill; and R. Wellington, without Temple Bar.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationCox, Daniel d. 1759. Observations on the Epidemic Fever of the Year 1741: To Which Are Added Several New Cases, as Examples of the Benefit Arising from the Cool Method, in the Cure of This Fever, in Its Several Different Stages. The Second Edition Corrected. London: printed for W. Meadows, and T. Cox in Cornhill; and R. Wellington, without Temple Bar, 1742.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationCox, Daniel d. 1759. Observations on the Epidemic Fever of the Year 1741: To Which Are Added Several New Cases, as Examples of the Benefit Arising from the Cool Method, in the Cure of This Fever, in Its Several Different Stages. The Second Edition Corrected. printed for W. Meadows, and T. Cox in Cornhill; and R. Wellington, without Temple Bar, 1742.