APA Citation

Campbell, D. (1714). Sacramental mediations on the sufferings and death of Christ: In which the humilation, or sufferings of Christ, in his birth, in his life, before, at, and after his death, with the end of his sufferings, and the sacramental promise, is considered. Being the substance of some sermons preached before the communion, in the Irish language, in Kilmichael of Glasrie, within the presbytery and synod of Argyle. By Mr. Daniel Cambell minister of the Gospel there. Belfast: Printed by James Blow and sold at his shop.

Chicago Style Citation

Campbell, Daniel. Sacramental Mediations On the Sufferings and Death of Christ: In Which the Humilation, or Sufferings of Christ, in His Birth, in His Life, Before, At, and After His Death, With the End of His Sufferings, and the Sacramental Promise, Is Considered. Being the Substance of Some Sermons Preached Before the Communion, in the Irish Language, in Kilmichael of Glasrie, Within the Presbytery and Synod of Argyle. By Mr. Daniel Cambell Minister of the Gospel There. Belfast: Printed by James Blow and sold at his shop, 1714.

MLA Citation

Campbell, Daniel. Sacramental Mediations On the Sufferings and Death of Christ: In Which the Humilation, or Sufferings of Christ, in His Birth, in His Life, Before, At, and After His Death, With the End of His Sufferings, and the Sacramental Promise, Is Considered. Being the Substance of Some Sermons Preached Before the Communion, in the Irish Language, in Kilmichael of Glasrie, Within the Presbytery and Synod of Argyle. By Mr. Daniel Cambell Minister of the Gospel There. Belfast: Printed by James Blow and sold at his shop, 1714.