Sands, R. C. (1830). The executioner: Being a true impartial and most extraordinary account of what happened to the man who burnt the Rev. John Rogers, as related by his son James Rogers. W. Beastall.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationSands, Robert Charles. The Executioner: Being a True Impartial and Most Extraordinary Account of What Happened to the Man Who Burnt the Rev. John Rogers, as Related by His Son James Rogers. Philadelphia: W. Beastall, 1830.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationSands, Robert Charles. The Executioner: Being a True Impartial and Most Extraordinary Account of What Happened to the Man Who Burnt the Rev. John Rogers, as Related by His Son James Rogers. W. Beastall, 1830.
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