The low-Church-Man, a true-church-man: or, a vindication of the principles and practice of many worthy members of the Church of England, who by their adversaries, in way of reproach, are call'd by the name of low-church-men.

MLA

The low-Church-Man, a true-church-man: or, a vindication of the principles and practice of many worthy members of the Church of England, who by their adversaries, in way of reproach, are call'd by the name of low-church-men. London : printed, and to be sold by John Nutt, near Stationer's-Hall, 1706.

APA

(1706). The low-Church-Man, a true-church-man: or, a vindication of the principles and practice of many worthy members of the Church of England, who by their adversaries, in way of reproach, are call'd by the name of low-church-men. London : printed, and to be sold by John Nutt, near Stationer's-Hall.

Chicago

The low-Church-Man, a true-church-man: or, a vindication of the principles and practice of many worthy members of the Church of England, who by their adversaries, in way of reproach, are call'd by the name of low-church-men. London : printed, and to be sold by John Nutt, near Stationer's-Hall, 1706.