Jackson, S. 1. c. (1714). A scheme for raising two millions of money, for the service of the year 1714: (payable with interest,) by way of lottery, upon the Credit of the Funds already settled for the Payment of the other Lotterys; whereby all other Lottery Tickets and Orders will be brought to ..., and paid off in less than 20 Years; and upwards of Ten Millions of Money sav'd to the Nation. By Samuel Jackson. s.n.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Jackson, Samuel 18th cent. A Scheme for Raising Two Millions of Money, for the Service of the Year 1714: (payable with Interest,) by Way of Lottery, upon the Credit of the Funds Already Settled for the Payment of the Other Lotterys; Whereby All Other Lottery Tickets and Orders Will Be Brought to ..., and Paid off in Less than 20 Years; and Upwards of Ten Millions of Money Sav'd to the Nation. By Samuel Jackson. [London?]: s.n, 1714.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Jackson, Samuel 18th cent. A Scheme for Raising Two Millions of Money, for the Service of the Year 1714: (payable with Interest,) by Way of Lottery, upon the Credit of the Funds Already Settled for the Payment of the Other Lotterys; Whereby All Other Lottery Tickets and Orders Will Be Brought to ..., and Paid off in Less than 20 Years; and Upwards of Ten Millions of Money Sav'd to the Nation. By Samuel Jackson. s.n, 1714.