Goodman, T. (1699). The experienc'd secretary, or, Citizen and country-man's companion: In two parts : part I. Containing the most curious art of inditing familiar letters ... relating to business in merchandize, trade, correspondency, familiarity, friendship, and on all occasions ... part II. Containing the nature of writings obligatory, &c., with examples on precedents of bonds, bills, letters of attorne[y] and other writings made by scriveners, notaries, &c. Printed for N. Boddington ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGoodman, T. The Experienc'd Secretary, or, Citizen and Country-man's Companion: In Two Parts : Part I. Containing the Most Curious Art of Inditing Familiar Letters ... Relating to Business in Merchandize, Trade, Correspondency, Familiarity, Friendship, and on All Occasions ... Part II. Containing the Nature of Writings Obligatory, &c., with Examples on Precedents of Bonds, Bills, Letters of Attorne[y] and Other Writings Made by Scriveners, Notaries, &c. London: Printed for N. Boddington ..., 1699.
Cita MLAGoodman, T. The Experienc'd Secretary, or, Citizen and Country-man's Companion: In Two Parts : Part I. Containing the Most Curious Art of Inditing Familiar Letters ... Relating to Business in Merchandize, Trade, Correspondency, Familiarity, Friendship, and on All Occasions ... Part II. Containing the Nature of Writings Obligatory, &c., with Examples on Precedents of Bonds, Bills, Letters of Attorne[y] and Other Writings Made by Scriveners, Notaries, &c. Printed for N. Boddington ..., 1699.