(1927). Mind your p's and q's; a useful and entertaining book which puts graphology entirely in the hands of the layman and enables him to analyze any handwriting whatsoever without study or knowledge of the subject.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationMind Your P's and Q's; a Useful and Entertaining Book Which Puts Graphology Entirely in the Hands of the Layman and Enables Him to Analyze Any Handwriting Whatsoever Without Study or Knowledge of the Subject. 1927.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationMind Your P's and Q's; a Useful and Entertaining Book Which Puts Graphology Entirely in the Hands of the Layman and Enables Him to Analyze Any Handwriting Whatsoever Without Study or Knowledge of the Subject. 1927.
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