(1679). Great and horrible news from the west of England, or, A True and full account of a tradesman that hanged his apprentice for opening a letter: Who was afterwards cut down by some of the neighbours, and brought to life again, for which his master is now in goal : together with a narrative of all the circumstances.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGreat and Horrible News from the West of England, or, A True and Full Account of a Tradesman That Hanged His Apprentice for Opening a Letter: Who Was Afterwards Cut Down by Some of the Neighbours, and Brought to Life Again, for Which His Master Is Now in Goal : Together with a Narrative of All the Circumstances. 1679.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGreat and Horrible News from the West of England, or, A True and Full Account of a Tradesman That Hanged His Apprentice for Opening a Letter: Who Was Afterwards Cut Down by Some of the Neighbours, and Brought to Life Again, for Which His Master Is Now in Goal : Together with a Narrative of All the Circumstances. 1679.