Hakluyt, R. (1611). The vvorthye and famous history, of the trauailes, discouery, & conquest, of that great continent of Terra Florida: Being liuely paraleld, with that of our now inhabited Virginia. As also the comodities of the said country, with diuers excellent and rich mynes, of golde, siluer, and other mettals, &c. which cannot but giue us a great and exceeding hope of our Virginia, being so neere of one continent. Accomplished and effected, by that worthy Generall and captaine, Don Ferdinaudo [sic] de Soto, and six hundred of Spaniards his followers. Printed [by F. Kingston] for Mathew Lownes, dwelling in Paules church-yard, at the signe of the Bishops head.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationHakluyt, Richard. The Vvorthye and Famous History, of the Trauailes, Discouery, & Conquest, of That Great Continent of Terra Florida: Being Liuely Paraleld, with That of Our Now Inhabited Virginia. As Also the Comodities of the Said Country, with Diuers Excellent and Rich Mynes, of Golde, Siluer, and Other Mettals, &c. Which Cannot but Giue Us a Great and Exceeding Hope of Our Virginia, Being so Neere of One Continent. Accomplished and Effected, by That Worthy Generall and Captaine, Don Ferdinaudo [sic] De Soto, and Six Hundred of Spaniards His Followers. London: Printed [by F. Kingston] for Mathew Lownes, dwelling in Paules church-yard, at the signe of the Bishops head, 1611.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationHakluyt, Richard. The Vvorthye and Famous History, of the Trauailes, Discouery, & Conquest, of That Great Continent of Terra Florida: Being Liuely Paraleld, with That of Our Now Inhabited Virginia. As Also the Comodities of the Said Country, with Diuers Excellent and Rich Mynes, of Golde, Siluer, and Other Mettals, &c. Which Cannot but Giue Us a Great and Exceeding Hope of Our Virginia, Being so Neere of One Continent. Accomplished and Effected, by That Worthy Generall and Captaine, Don Ferdinaudo [sic] De Soto, and Six Hundred of Spaniards His Followers. Printed [by F. Kingston] for Mathew Lownes, dwelling in Paules church-yard, at the signe of the Bishops head, 1611.