Clarke, S. (1676). England's rememb[rancer]: A true and full narra[tive] of those two never to be forg[otten] deliveran[ces], one from the Spanish invasion [in 88], the other from the hellish powder pl[ot] November 5, 1605 : whereunto is added the like narrative of that signal [judgment] of God upon the papists by the [fall of the] house in Black Fryers London [upon their] fifth of November, 1623. Printed for J. Hancock.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationClarke, Samuel. England's Rememb[rancer]: A True and Full Narra[tive] of Those Two Never to Be Forg[otten] Deliveran[ces], One from the Spanish Invasion [in 88], the Other from the Hellish Powder Pl[ot] November 5, 1605 : Whereunto Is Added the like Narrative of That Signal [judgment] of God upon the Papists by the [fall of the] House in Black Fryers London [upon Their] Fifth of November, 1623. Lon[don]: Printed for J. Hancock, 1676.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationClarke, Samuel. England's Rememb[rancer]: A True and Full Narra[tive] of Those Two Never to Be Forg[otten] Deliveran[ces], One from the Spanish Invasion [in 88], the Other from the Hellish Powder Pl[ot] November 5, 1605 : Whereunto Is Added the like Narrative of That Signal [judgment] of God upon the Papists by the [fall of the] House in Black Fryers London [upon Their] Fifth of November, 1623. Printed for J. Hancock, 1676.