(1850). The Wonderful, astounding, mysterious, and strange history of Laura A. Marston, of Baltimore, Maryland: An autobiography, together with an account of the shocking murder of Mrs. E. Williamson, and dreadful death of the smuggler Kentworth. Barclay.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationThe Wonderful, Astounding, Mysterious, and Strange History of Laura A. Marston, of Baltimore, Maryland: An Autobiography, Together with an Account of the Shocking Murder of Mrs. E. Williamson, and Dreadful Death of the Smuggler Kentworth. Baltimore: Barclay, 1850.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationThe Wonderful, Astounding, Mysterious, and Strange History of Laura A. Marston, of Baltimore, Maryland: An Autobiography, Together with an Account of the Shocking Murder of Mrs. E. Williamson, and Dreadful Death of the Smuggler Kentworth. Barclay, 1850.