Rouse, A. Gods vengeance vpon the rebels in Ireland: Being a true relation how upon the 7 day of December they slew two and twenty of the Protestant shepheards and drove away the greatest part ofthe cattell : also how upon the 8 day of December the rebels having made themselves drunke afterward each man slew his friend to the number of three thousand it being the birth-day of the great Lord Don Makertodough chiefe rebell in Ireland : likewise how the Protestants ceazed upon their cattell and other spoile to the great overthrow of all the rebels in Ireland.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRouse, Anthony. Gods Vengeance Vpon the Rebels in Ireland: Being a True Relation How upon the 7 Day of December They Slew Two and Twenty of the Protestant Shepheards and Drove Away the Greatest Part Ofthe Cattell : Also How upon the 8 Day of December the Rebels Having Made Themselves Drunke Afterward Each Man Slew His Friend to the Number of Three Thousand It Being the Birth-day of the Great Lord Don Makertodough Chiefe Rebell in Ireland : Likewise How the Protestants Ceazed upon Their Cattell and Other Spoile to the Great Overthrow of All the Rebels in Ireland.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationRouse, Anthony. Gods Vengeance Vpon the Rebels in Ireland: Being a True Relation How upon the 7 Day of December They Slew Two and Twenty of the Protestant Shepheards and Drove Away the Greatest Part Ofthe Cattell : Also How upon the 8 Day of December the Rebels Having Made Themselves Drunke Afterward Each Man Slew His Friend to the Number of Three Thousand It Being the Birth-day of the Great Lord Don Makertodough Chiefe Rebell in Ireland : Likewise How the Protestants Ceazed upon Their Cattell and Other Spoile to the Great Overthrow of All the Rebels in Ireland.