Gentleman Late of the Temple. (1710). The lion or horse in miniature: ... Being an abridgment of a treatise shortly to be publish'd, ... entitled The lion or horse: in which our constitution, allegiance, religion, oaths and interests are consider'd. Inscrib'd to the nobility, clergy, and gentry; ... who, according to Queen Anne's first speech, are entirely English. By a gentleman late of the Temple.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Gentleman Late of the Temple. The Lion or Horse in Miniature: ... Being an Abridgment of a Treatise Shortly to Be Publish'd, ... Entitled The Lion or Horse: In Which Our Constitution, Allegiance, Religion, Oaths and Interests Are Consider'd. Inscrib'd to the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry; ... Who, According to Queen Anne's First Speech, Are Entirely English. By a Gentleman Late of the Temple. [London?], 1710.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Gentleman Late of the Temple. The Lion or Horse in Miniature: ... Being an Abridgment of a Treatise Shortly to Be Publish'd, ... Entitled The Lion or Horse: In Which Our Constitution, Allegiance, Religion, Oaths and Interests Are Consider'd. Inscrib'd to the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry; ... Who, According to Queen Anne's First Speech, Are Entirely English. By a Gentleman Late of the Temple. 1710.