Gibbons, T. (1740). <<The>> new-Blown bladder prick'd: or, a proper chastisement of one Jaques Spearman: An inferior Teacher among the Clergy at Royston, and second in Controversy to the great Mr. Melvil; occasioned by his impertinent and abusive pamphlet, intituled, Remarks on a dialogue, &c. Given by way of Letter to the worthy Gentleman, almost the only Admirer of his Performance. By Thomas Gibbons, Dissenting Minister at Royston. Together with A Letter from the Reverend Mr. Gill, shewing that he was not in the least assisting in the Dialogue I wrote, tho' this Writer roundly affirms the contrary. printed for the author.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Gibbons, Thomas. <<The>> New-Blown Bladder Prick'd: Or, a Proper Chastisement of One Jaques Spearman: An Inferior Teacher Among the Clergy at Royston, and Second in Controversy to the Great Mr. Melvil; Occasioned by His Impertinent and Abusive Pamphlet, Intituled, Remarks on a Dialogue, &c. Given by Way of Letter to the Worthy Gentleman, Almost the Only Admirer of His Performance. By Thomas Gibbons, Dissenting Minister at Royston. Together with A Letter from the Reverend Mr. Gill, Shewing That He Was Not in the Least Assisting in the Dialogue I Wrote, Tho' This Writer Roundly Affirms the Contrary. London: printed for the author, 1740.
MLA-Zitierstil (8. Ausg.)Gibbons, Thomas. <<The>> New-Blown Bladder Prick'd: Or, a Proper Chastisement of One Jaques Spearman: An Inferior Teacher Among the Clergy at Royston, and Second in Controversy to the Great Mr. Melvil; Occasioned by His Impertinent and Abusive Pamphlet, Intituled, Remarks on a Dialogue, &c. Given by Way of Letter to the Worthy Gentleman, Almost the Only Admirer of His Performance. By Thomas Gibbons, Dissenting Minister at Royston. Together with A Letter from the Reverend Mr. Gill, Shewing That He Was Not in the Least Assisting in the Dialogue I Wrote, Tho' This Writer Roundly Affirms the Contrary. printed for the author, 1740.