Clark, B. (1820). Bracy Clark, Veterinary Surgeon, F.L.S. Member of the Academy of Sciences of Paris, of the Colleges of Berlin and Copenhagen, Honorary Member of the Natural History Society of New York, &c. very respectfully informs the Public that he has retired to the Regent’s Park, and has declined all business respecting the Horse, except what relates to the Feet only; and has opened a Forge, in the Edgeware Road, near the Paddington Turnpike, for shoeing Saddle Horses [broadside].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationClark, Bracy. Bracy Clark, Veterinary Surgeon, F.L.S. Member of the Academy of Sciences of Paris, of the Colleges of Berlin and Copenhagen, Honorary Member of the Natural History Society of New York, &c. Very Respectfully Informs the Public That He Has Retired to the Regent’s Park, and Has Declined All Business Respecting the Horse, Except What Relates to the Feet Only; and Has Opened a Forge, in the Edgeware Road, Near the Paddington Turnpike, for Shoeing Saddle Horses [broadside]. 1820.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationClark, Bracy. Bracy Clark, Veterinary Surgeon, F.L.S. Member of the Academy of Sciences of Paris, of the Colleges of Berlin and Copenhagen, Honorary Member of the Natural History Society of New York, &c. Very Respectfully Informs the Public That He Has Retired to the Regent’s Park, and Has Declined All Business Respecting the Horse, Except What Relates to the Feet Only; and Has Opened a Forge, in the Edgeware Road, Near the Paddington Turnpike, for Shoeing Saddle Horses [broadside]. 1820.