Nash, M. M. (1795). A serious address to believers only: On the prevailing influence of fashion; and the present sinful custom of subscribing to starve the poor, by wearing hair powder; now prohibited, under a fine which defiles the conscience, by obliging the wearer wilfully to contribute to the present four-thong'd scourge of man, ambition, oppression, war, & famine! Written by Michael Nash, The Chief Of Sinners Saved. printed for the benefit of the poor; sold by J. S. Jordan, No. 166, Fleet Street; Ash, Chiswell-Street; Roe, Marlborough-Street; all booksellers in town and country; and at Holywell-Mount Chapel.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Nash, Michael Methodist. A Serious Address to Believers Only: On the Prevailing Influence of Fashion; and the Present Sinful Custom of Subscribing to Starve the Poor, by Wearing Hair Powder; Now Prohibited, Under a Fine Which Defiles the Conscience, by Obliging the Wearer Wilfully to Contribute to the Present Four-thong'd Scourge of Man, Ambition, Oppression, War, & Famine! Written by Michael Nash, The Chief Of Sinners Saved. London: printed for the benefit of the poor; sold by J. S. Jordan, No. 166, Fleet Street; Ash, Chiswell-Street; Roe, Marlborough-Street; all booksellers in town and country; and at Holywell-Mount Chapel, 1795.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Nash, Michael Methodist. A Serious Address to Believers Only: On the Prevailing Influence of Fashion; and the Present Sinful Custom of Subscribing to Starve the Poor, by Wearing Hair Powder; Now Prohibited, Under a Fine Which Defiles the Conscience, by Obliging the Wearer Wilfully to Contribute to the Present Four-thong'd Scourge of Man, Ambition, Oppression, War, & Famine! Written by Michael Nash, The Chief Of Sinners Saved. printed for the benefit of the poor; sold by J. S. Jordan, No. 166, Fleet Street; Ash, Chiswell-Street; Roe, Marlborough-Street; all booksellers in town and country; and at Holywell-Mount Chapel, 1795.