Henry, J. (1830). A letter to the members of the Temperance Society showing that the use of tea and coffee cannot be safely substituted for that of spirituous liquors and proposing for their adoption a rule of diet from which those substances are excluded. Dublin.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationHenry, James. A Letter to the Members of the Temperance Society Showing That the Use of Tea and Coffee Cannot Be Safely Substituted for That of Spirituous Liquors and Proposing for Their Adoption a Rule of Diet from Which Those Substances Are Excluded. Dublin, 1830.
MLA引文Henry, James. A Letter to the Members of the Temperance Society Showing That the Use of Tea and Coffee Cannot Be Safely Substituted for That of Spirituous Liquors and Proposing for Their Adoption a Rule of Diet from Which Those Substances Are Excluded. Dublin, 1830.