APA (7th ed.) Citation

The Lord Osmonds overthrovv vvhich vvas the chief commander to the rebells: With the truth how he fell distracted and how he kild his sonne and how his wife and three daughters were poysoned and in what manner his late remaining forces parted and joyned to the Protestants : together with a comet or blazing starre which appeared in the north part of Ireland the 28 of December and continued till the fifth of January instant : to the great amazement of the inhabitants.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

The Lord Osmonds Overthrovv Vvhich Vvas the Chief Commander to the Rebells: With the Truth How He Fell Distracted and How He Kild His Sonne and How His Wife and Three Daughters Were Poysoned and in What Manner His Late Remaining Forces Parted and Joyned to the Protestants : Together with a Comet or Blazing Starre Which Appeared in the North Part of Ireland the 28 of December and Continued Till the Fifth of January Instant : To the Great Amazement of the Inhabitants.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

The Lord Osmonds Overthrovv Vvhich Vvas the Chief Commander to the Rebells: With the Truth How He Fell Distracted and How He Kild His Sonne and How His Wife and Three Daughters Were Poysoned and in What Manner His Late Remaining Forces Parted and Joyned to the Protestants : Together with a Comet or Blazing Starre Which Appeared in the North Part of Ireland the 28 of December and Continued Till the Fifth of January Instant : To the Great Amazement of the Inhabitants.

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