APA

(1793). A succinct digest of the laws relating to bankrupts: in which all the reported, and several manuscript cases, upon this important subject, from the first passing of the bankrupt laws, in the time of Henry the eighth, to the commencement of Michaelmas term, in the 31st year of George the third, are inserted; ... and the respective rights and duties of the commissioners, creditors, and bankrupt, ... from the Act of Bankruptcy ... and the whole system of the bankrupt laws rendered and intelligible to every capacity. London: Printed for W. Richardson.

Chicago

1793. A succinct digest of the laws relating to bankrupts: in which all the reported, and several manuscript cases, upon this important subject, from the first passing of the bankrupt laws, in the time of Henry the eighth, to the commencement of Michaelmas term, in the 31st year of George the third, are inserted; ... and the respective rights and duties of the commissioners, creditors, and bankrupt, ... from the Act of Bankruptcy ... and the whole system of the bankrupt laws rendered and intelligible to every capacity. London: Printed for W. Richardson.

Harvard

(1793). A succinct digest of the laws relating to bankrupts: in which all the reported, and several manuscript cases, upon this important subject, from the first passing of the bankrupt laws, in the time of Henry the eighth, to the commencement of Michaelmas term, in the 31st year of George the third, are inserted; ... and the respective rights and duties of the commissioners, creditors, and bankrupt, ... from the Act of Bankruptcy ... and the whole system of the bankrupt laws rendered and intelligible to every capacity. London: Printed for W. Richardson.

MLA

A succinct digest of the laws relating to bankrupts: in which all the reported, and several manuscript cases, upon this important subject, from the first passing of the bankrupt laws, in the time of Henry the eighth, to the commencement of Michaelmas term, in the 31st year of George the third, are inserted; ... and the respective rights and duties of the commissioners, creditors, and bankrupt, ... from the Act of Bankruptcy ... and the whole system of the bankrupt laws rendered and intelligible to every capacity. London: Printed for W. Richardson. 1793.