APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1720). Sir, The character you have justly aquired for probity, impartiality, and acting as a true patriot, in every thing that may advance the trade of your country; encourages me to give you this trouble. I am not at all displeased, but on the contrary, very well satisfied with the order of the Honourable House of Commons, for bringing in a bill to prevent the setting up of any more such projects as justly deserve the title of bubbles. ... [electronic resource].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Sir, The Character You Have Justly Aquired for Probity, Impartiality, and Acting as a True Patriot, in Every Thing That May Advance the Trade of Your Country; Encourages Me to Give You This Trouble. I Am Not at All Displeased, but on the Contrary, Very Well Satisfied with the Order of the Honourable House of Commons, for Bringing in a Bill to Prevent the Setting Up of Any More Such Projects as Justly Deserve the Title of Bubbles. ... [electronic Resource]. 1720.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Sir, The Character You Have Justly Aquired for Probity, Impartiality, and Acting as a True Patriot, in Every Thing That May Advance the Trade of Your Country; Encourages Me to Give You This Trouble. I Am Not at All Displeased, but on the Contrary, Very Well Satisfied with the Order of the Honourable House of Commons, for Bringing in a Bill to Prevent the Setting Up of Any More Such Projects as Justly Deserve the Title of Bubbles. ... [electronic Resource]. 1720.