R. B., a. 1. 1. (1710). The unhappy princesses: In two parts. Containing first, the secret history of Queen Anne Bullen. Mother to Queen Elizabeth of renowned memory with an impartial account of the first loves of Henry VIII. to that lady; the reasons of his withdrawing his affections from her, and the real cause of her woful and calmitous fall. Secondly, the history of the Lady Jane Gray. Who was proclaimed Queen of England; with a full relation of her admirable life, short reign, and most deplorable d[e]ath. Adorn'd with pictures. By R.B. Printed for N. Crouch, at the Bell against Grocers-Alley, in the Poultry, near Cheapside.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationR. B., approximately 1632-approximately 1725?. The Unhappy Princesses: In Two Parts. Containing First, the Secret History of Queen Anne Bullen. Mother to Queen Elizabeth of Renowned Memory with an Impartial Account of the First Loves of Henry VIII. to That Lady; the Reasons of His Withdrawing His Affections from Her, and the Real Cause of Her Woful and Calmitous Fall. Secondly, the History of the Lady Jane Gray. Who Was Proclaimed Queen of England; with a Full Relation of Her Admirable Life, Short Reign, and Most Deplorable D[e]ath. Adorn'd with Pictures. By R.B. London: Printed for N. Crouch, at the Bell against Grocers-Alley, in the Poultry, near Cheapside, 1710.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationR. B., approximately 1632-approximately 1725?. The Unhappy Princesses: In Two Parts. Containing First, the Secret History of Queen Anne Bullen. Mother to Queen Elizabeth of Renowned Memory with an Impartial Account of the First Loves of Henry VIII. to That Lady; the Reasons of His Withdrawing His Affections from Her, and the Real Cause of Her Woful and Calmitous Fall. Secondly, the History of the Lady Jane Gray. Who Was Proclaimed Queen of England; with a Full Relation of Her Admirable Life, Short Reign, and Most Deplorable D[e]ath. Adorn'd with Pictures. By R.B. Printed for N. Crouch, at the Bell against Grocers-Alley, in the Poultry, near Cheapside, 1710.