Heath, C. (1795). Monmouthshire. Descriptive account of Ragland Castle: Containing, the names, size, and uses, of the different parts, when in their splendor: ... To which is added, the whole of the interesting correspondence which passed between the Earl of Worcester and General Sir Thomas Fairfax, during the time the castle was beseiged: the whole now first collected, ... by Charles Heath, .. Sold by him [i.e. Charles Heath] in the Market Place, and Mr. Chambers, Ragland. July 6.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationHeath, Charles. Monmouthshire. Descriptive Account of Ragland Castle: Containing, the Names, Size, and Uses, of the Different Parts, When in Their Splendor: ... To Which Is Added, the Whole of the Interesting Correspondence Which Passed Between the Earl of Worcester and General Sir Thomas Fairfax, During the Time the Castle Was Beseiged: The Whole Now First Collected, ... by Charles Heath, .. [Monmouth]: Sold by him [i.e. Charles Heath] in the Market Place, and Mr. Chambers, Ragland. July 6, 1795.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationHeath, Charles. Monmouthshire. Descriptive Account of Ragland Castle: Containing, the Names, Size, and Uses, of the Different Parts, When in Their Splendor: ... To Which Is Added, the Whole of the Interesting Correspondence Which Passed Between the Earl of Worcester and General Sir Thomas Fairfax, During the Time the Castle Was Beseiged: The Whole Now First Collected, ... by Charles Heath, .. Sold by him [i.e. Charles Heath] in the Market Place, and Mr. Chambers, Ragland. July 6, 1795.