APA (7th ed.) Citation

Ward, T. (1719). The controversy of ordination truly stated: As far as it concerns the Church of England by law establish'd. Being an exposition of the thirty sixth Article. With a full account of what both Roman Catholicks and Protestants, have deliver'd upon the subject of ordination. Especially, The Attempt of Dr. Burnet late Bishop of Salisbury, in order to clear that Point, is impartially consider'd. Also, Contradiction authoris'd, by the ecclesiastical canons, and the Thirty Nine Articles, of the Church of England: With some Reflections upon the same. By Thomas Ward, Author of the History of the Reformation. printed by and for J. L. near Coventgarden.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Ward, Thomas. The Controversy of Ordination Truly Stated: As Far as It Concerns the Church of England by Law Establish'd. Being an Exposition of the Thirty Sixth Article. With a Full Account of What Both Roman Catholicks and Protestants, Have Deliver'd upon the Subject of Ordination. Especially, The Attempt of Dr. Burnet Late Bishop of Salisbury, in Order to Clear That Point, Is Impartially Consider'd. Also, Contradiction Authoris'd, by the Ecclesiastical Canons, and the Thirty Nine Articles, of the Church of England: With Some Reflections upon the Same. By Thomas Ward, Author of the History of the Reformation. London: printed by and for J. L. near Coventgarden, 1719.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Ward, Thomas. The Controversy of Ordination Truly Stated: As Far as It Concerns the Church of England by Law Establish'd. Being an Exposition of the Thirty Sixth Article. With a Full Account of What Both Roman Catholicks and Protestants, Have Deliver'd upon the Subject of Ordination. Especially, The Attempt of Dr. Burnet Late Bishop of Salisbury, in Order to Clear That Point, Is Impartially Consider'd. Also, Contradiction Authoris'd, by the Ecclesiastical Canons, and the Thirty Nine Articles, of the Church of England: With Some Reflections upon the Same. By Thomas Ward, Author of the History of the Reformation. printed by and for J. L. near Coventgarden, 1719.