(1789). The Christian's, scholars's and farmer's magazine: Calculated in an eminent degree, to promote religion, to disseminate useful knowledge, to afford literary pleasures and amusement, and to advance the interests of agriculture.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationThe Christian's, Scholars's and Farmer's Magazine: Calculated in an Eminent Degree, to Promote Religion, to Disseminate Useful Knowledge, to Afford Literary Pleasures and Amusement, and to Advance the Interests of Agriculture. Ann Arbor, Mich, 1789.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationThe Christian's, Scholars's and Farmer's Magazine: Calculated in an Eminent Degree, to Promote Religion, to Disseminate Useful Knowledge, to Afford Literary Pleasures and Amusement, and to Advance the Interests of Agriculture. 1789.
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