Mumford, J. (1687). The question of questions, which rightly resolv'd resolves all our questions in religion: This question is, Who ought to be our judge in all these differences? This book answers this question: And shews a most easie, and safe way, how among so many religions the most unlearn'd and learn'd may find the true (The second edition corrected.). Printed by Henry Hills ..., for him and Matt. Turner ....
Lua i Stíl Chicago (17ú heag.)Mumford, J. The Question of Questions, Which Rightly Resolv'd Resolves All Our Questions in Religion: This Question Is, Who Ought to Be Our Judge in All These Differences? This Book Answers This Question: And Shews a Most Easie, and Safe Way, How Among so Many Religions the Most Unlearn'd and Learn'd May Find the True. The second edition corrected. London: Printed by Henry Hills ..., for him and Matt. Turner ..., 1687.
Lua MLA (8ú heag.)Mumford, J. The Question of Questions, Which Rightly Resolv'd Resolves All Our Questions in Religion: This Question Is, Who Ought to Be Our Judge in All These Differences? This Book Answers This Question: And Shews a Most Easie, and Safe Way, How Among so Many Religions the Most Unlearn'd and Learn'd May Find the True. The second edition corrected. Printed by Henry Hills ..., for him and Matt. Turner ..., 1687.