Officer in the Army, a. 1. (1806). Life of Gen. Sir R. Abercromby: Containing interesting particulars relating to the eminent services he rendered his country : carried down to the battle of Alexandria, where this lamented hero received his mortal wound : together with an accurate statement of the campaign in Egypt, the defeat of the Invincibles, and the unexampled courage manifested by the British troops : furnished from official documents. Printed by J. Fowler.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationOfficer in the Army, active 1806. Life of Gen. Sir R. Abercromby: Containing Interesting Particulars Relating to the Eminent Services He Rendered His Country : Carried Down to the Battle of Alexandria, Where This Lamented Hero Received His Mortal Wound : Together with an Accurate Statement of the Campaign in Egypt, the Defeat of the Invincibles, and the Unexampled Courage Manifested by the British Troops : Furnished from Official Documents. Ormskirk: Printed by J. Fowler, 1806.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationOfficer in the Army, active 1806. Life of Gen. Sir R. Abercromby: Containing Interesting Particulars Relating to the Eminent Services He Rendered His Country : Carried Down to the Battle of Alexandria, Where This Lamented Hero Received His Mortal Wound : Together with an Accurate Statement of the Campaign in Egypt, the Defeat of the Invincibles, and the Unexampled Courage Manifested by the British Troops : Furnished from Official Documents. Printed by J. Fowler, 1806.