(1713). The white swan with black feet: Or, The Nimble Tricker unmask'd, In a Letter to a Friend; Being a short Discourse of the unfair Methods of Ministers their taking the Oath of abjuration.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationThe White Swan with Black Feet: Or, The Nimble Tricker Unmask'd, In a Letter to a Friend; Being a Short Discourse of the Unfair Methods of Ministers Their Taking the Oath of Abjuration. [Edinburgh?], 1713.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationThe White Swan with Black Feet: Or, The Nimble Tricker Unmask'd, In a Letter to a Friend; Being a Short Discourse of the Unfair Methods of Ministers Their Taking the Oath of Abjuration. 1713.
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