(1651). Strange news, or perfect occurrences from Scotland,: Communicating the proceedings and randezvouz of the Scots army, the declaration and design of the Duke of Buckingham, Col. Massey, and the Lord Wentworth, against the English. A great and precedent examplary fight near Edenborough. The total routing of the Scots army, 10000 slain upon the place, 1500 Earls, Lrods, Knights, gentlemen, and others taken prisoners; amongst the rest the Earl of Huntley; the pursuing of the Scots for 5. hours space, doing great execution, so that the river of Esk ran with blood: Together, with the life and death of the most renouned and valiant souldier, Thomas Lord Cromwel. Printed by John Clowes.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationStrange News, or Perfect Occurrences from Scotland,: Communicating the Proceedings and Randezvouz of the Scots Army, the Declaration and Design of the Duke of Buckingham, Col. Massey, and the Lord Wentworth, Against the English. A Great and Precedent Examplary Fight Near Edenborough. The Total Routing of the Scots Army, 10000 Slain upon the Place, 1500 Earls, Lrods, Knights, Gentlemen, and Others Taken Prisoners; Amongst the Rest the Earl of Huntley; the Pursuing of the Scots for 5. Hours Space, Doing Great Execution, so That the River of Esk Ran with Blood: Together, with the Life and Death of the Most Renouned and Valiant Souldier, Thomas Lord Cromwel. London: Printed by John Clowes, 1651.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationStrange News, or Perfect Occurrences from Scotland,: Communicating the Proceedings and Randezvouz of the Scots Army, the Declaration and Design of the Duke of Buckingham, Col. Massey, and the Lord Wentworth, Against the English. A Great and Precedent Examplary Fight Near Edenborough. The Total Routing of the Scots Army, 10000 Slain upon the Place, 1500 Earls, Lrods, Knights, Gentlemen, and Others Taken Prisoners; Amongst the Rest the Earl of Huntley; the Pursuing of the Scots for 5. Hours Space, Doing Great Execution, so That the River of Esk Ran with Blood: Together, with the Life and Death of the Most Renouned and Valiant Souldier, Thomas Lord Cromwel. Printed by John Clowes, 1651.