(1706). The new art of thriving: Or, the way to get and keep money. Being a Seasonable Caution against the Extravagancies of these Times. Containing Sixteen Excellent Rules and Observations for Promoting good Husbandry, and Banishing Idleness and Profuseness, the certain Parents of Poverty: With a table of expenses, principally intended for an Admonition to Youth, but most necessary to be Practised by All Persons in these Hard Times; And to be Set up in every Family. printed by the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, Printer to the Queen, most Excellent Majesty.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)The New Art of Thriving: Or, the Way to Get and Keep Money. Being a Seasonable Caution Against the Extravagancies of These Times. Containing Sixteen Excellent Rules and Observations for Promoting Good Husbandry, and Banishing Idleness and Profuseness, the Certain Parents of Poverty: With a Table of Expenses, Principally Intended for an Admonition to Youth, but Most Necessary to Be Practised by All Persons in These Hard Times; And to Be Set Up in Every Family. Edinburgh: printed by the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, Printer to the Queen, most Excellent Majesty, 1706.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)The New Art of Thriving: Or, the Way to Get and Keep Money. Being a Seasonable Caution Against the Extravagancies of These Times. Containing Sixteen Excellent Rules and Observations for Promoting Good Husbandry, and Banishing Idleness and Profuseness, the Certain Parents of Poverty: With a Table of Expenses, Principally Intended for an Admonition to Youth, but Most Necessary to Be Practised by All Persons in These Hard Times; And to Be Set Up in Every Family. printed by the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, Printer to the Queen, most Excellent Majesty, 1706.