Stephenson, R. L. M. (1762). The reports and observations of Robert Stephenson, made to the Right Hon. and Honourable the Trustees of the Linen Manufacture, for the years 1760, and 1761: Distinguishing the state of the spinning and weaving in each county, respectively; as also what species of the manufacture they are employed in, the progress made by the inhabitants, and how the most immediate and effectual improvements are likely to the obtained, in the several branches thereof throughout the kingdom. Printed by order of the board. Printed by Alex. McCculloh, in Skinner-Row.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationStephenson, Robert Linen Manufacturer. The Reports and Observations of Robert Stephenson, Made to the Right Hon. and Honourable the Trustees of the Linen Manufacture, for the Years 1760, and 1761: Distinguishing the State of the Spinning and Weaving in Each County, Respectively; as Also What Species of the Manufacture They Are Employed in, the Progress Made by the Inhabitants, and How the Most Immediate and Effectual Improvements Are Likely to the Obtained, in the Several Branches Thereof Throughout the Kingdom. Printed by Order of the Board. Dublin: Printed by Alex. McCculloh, in Skinner-Row, 1762.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationStephenson, Robert Linen Manufacturer. The Reports and Observations of Robert Stephenson, Made to the Right Hon. and Honourable the Trustees of the Linen Manufacture, for the Years 1760, and 1761: Distinguishing the State of the Spinning and Weaving in Each County, Respectively; as Also What Species of the Manufacture They Are Employed in, the Progress Made by the Inhabitants, and How the Most Immediate and Effectual Improvements Are Likely to the Obtained, in the Several Branches Thereof Throughout the Kingdom. Printed by Order of the Board. Printed by Alex. McCculloh, in Skinner-Row, 1762.