Whig Club, instituted in May, 1784 by John Bellamy; To be composed of gentlemen, who solemnly pledge themselves to support the constitution of this country, according to the principles established at the Glorious Revolution.

MLA

Whig Club (London, England). Whig Club, instituted in May, 1784 by John Bellamy; To be composed of gentlemen, who solemnly pledge themselves to support the constitution of this country, according to the principles established at the Glorious Revolution. [London?, 1788?]

APA

Whig Club (London, E. (1788). Whig Club, instituted in May, 1784 by John Bellamy; To be composed of gentlemen, who solemnly pledge themselves to support the constitution of this country, according to the principles established at the Glorious Revolution. [London?.

Chicago

Whig Club (London, England). Whig Club, instituted in May, 1784 by John Bellamy; To be composed of gentlemen, who solemnly pledge themselves to support the constitution of this country, according to the principles established at the Glorious Revolution. [London?, 1788?]