Potts, R. (1851). Thirty plain, but sound reasons, why Protestants differ from popery: To which are added, thirty-four points held by many papists, which were never yet rationally proved by any of them. Cambridge.
Citación estilo ChicagoPotts, Robert. Thirty Plain, but Sound Reasons, Why Protestants Differ from Popery: To Which Are Added, Thirty-four Points Held by Many Papists, Which Were Never yet Rationally Proved by Any of Them. Cambridge, 1851.
Cita MLAPotts, Robert. Thirty Plain, but Sound Reasons, Why Protestants Differ from Popery: To Which Are Added, Thirty-four Points Held by Many Papists, Which Were Never yet Rationally Proved by Any of Them. Cambridge, 1851.
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