To the worthy and independent freemen of the city of Coventry : gentlemen, Lord Eardley and Mr. Wilmot, having declined again representing this city, we are encouraged and emboldened, by the approbation of a number of respectable freemen, to step forward as candidates for the high honor of representing this ancient city, in the ensuing Parliament.

MLA

Petrie, John. To the worthy and independent freemen of the city of Coventry : gentlemen, Lord Eardley and Mr. Wilmot, having declined again representing this city, we are encouraged and emboldened, by the approbation of a number of respectable freemen, to step forward as candidates for the high honor of representing this ancient city, in the ensuing Parliament. 1796

APA

Petrie, J. (1796). To the worthy and independent freemen of the city of Coventry : gentlemen, Lord Eardley and Mr. Wilmot, having declined again representing this city, we are encouraged and emboldened, by the approbation of a number of respectable freemen, to step forward as candidates for the high honor of representing this ancient city, in the ensuing Parliament.

Chicago

Petrie, John. To the worthy and independent freemen of the city of Coventry : gentlemen, Lord Eardley and Mr. Wilmot, having declined again representing this city, we are encouraged and emboldened, by the approbation of a number of respectable freemen, to step forward as candidates for the high honor of representing this ancient city, in the ensuing Parliament. 1796