APA (7th ed.) Citation

Brunt, J. (1809). The little medly: Containing short remarks on the genuine principles and exalted spirit of the glorious gospel of the New Testament. Also an account of some cases of personal domestic tyranny, or, oppression, properly called civil despotism. Likewise, short strictures on the domestic education of youth of both sexes. Written, printed and sold by the bearer hereof, travelling bookseller.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Brunt, Jonathan. The Little Medly: Containing Short Remarks on the Genuine Principles and Exalted Spirit of the Glorious Gospel of the New Testament. Also an Account of Some Cases of Personal Domestic Tyranny, or, Oppression, Properly Called Civil Despotism. Likewise, Short Strictures on the Domestic Education of Youth of Both Sexes. Knoxville [Tenn.?]: Written, printed and sold by the bearer hereof, travelling bookseller, 1809.

MLA (8th ed.) Citation

Brunt, Jonathan. The Little Medly: Containing Short Remarks on the Genuine Principles and Exalted Spirit of the Glorious Gospel of the New Testament. Also an Account of Some Cases of Personal Domestic Tyranny, or, Oppression, Properly Called Civil Despotism. Likewise, Short Strictures on the Domestic Education of Youth of Both Sexes. Written, printed and sold by the bearer hereof, travelling bookseller, 1809.