Penn, J. (1767). <<A>> caution to the liverymen of London against the general election: Being a sermon on drunkenness; shewing it both a sin and folly. To which is prefixed, an address to the Livery, and another to the candidates. By the Rev. James Penn, vicar of Clavering cum Lancley, Essex, and domestic chaplain to Earl Gower. To be had at his house, No. 129, Fore-street, near Cripplegate Church; and Mr. Wilkie's, publisher, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Penn, James. <<A>> Caution to the Liverymen of London Against the General Election: Being a Sermon on Drunkenness; Shewing It Both a Sin and Folly. To Which Is Prefixed, an Address to the Livery, and Another to the Candidates. By the Rev. James Penn, Vicar of Clavering Cum Lancley, Essex, and Domestic Chaplain to Earl Gower. [London]: To be had at his house, No. 129, Fore-street, near Cripplegate Church; and Mr. Wilkie's, publisher, in St. Paul's Church-yard, 1767.
MLA-Zitierstil (8. Ausg.)Penn, James. <<A>> Caution to the Liverymen of London Against the General Election: Being a Sermon on Drunkenness; Shewing It Both a Sin and Folly. To Which Is Prefixed, an Address to the Livery, and Another to the Candidates. By the Rev. James Penn, Vicar of Clavering Cum Lancley, Essex, and Domestic Chaplain to Earl Gower. To be had at his house, No. 129, Fore-street, near Cripplegate Church; and Mr. Wilkie's, publisher, in St. Paul's Church-yard, 1767.