APA

(1698). Don Quevedos son's arrival to Dublin. From the kingdom of death the land of Purgatory the Elizian shades, and the dominions of hell: In which last place happened a most terrible scuffle, between the gripping lawyers, and murdering physicians. The thieving taylors. And dingy black-smiths. The drunken shoe-makers, and cheating astrologers. The sweet scented tom turd men, the greasy tallow chandlers. The pillory bakers, and bloody butchers. The pick-pocket atorneys, the nasty cook ruffins. The villanous talley man, and pawn broker; with baliffs, serjants and goalers. [S.l: s.n.

Chicago

1698. Don Quevedos son's arrival to Dublin. From the kingdom of death the land of Purgatory the Elizian shades, and the dominions of hell: In which last place happened a most terrible scuffle, between the gripping lawyers, and murdering physicians. The thieving taylors. And dingy black-smiths. The drunken shoe-makers, and cheating astrologers. The sweet scented tom turd men, the greasy tallow chandlers. The pillory bakers, and bloody butchers. The pick-pocket atorneys, the nasty cook ruffins. The villanous talley man, and pawn broker; with baliffs, serjants and goalers. [S.l: s.n.

Harvard

(1698). Don Quevedos son's arrival to Dublin. From the kingdom of death the land of Purgatory the Elizian shades, and the dominions of hell: In which last place happened a most terrible scuffle, between the gripping lawyers, and murdering physicians. The thieving taylors. And dingy black-smiths. The drunken shoe-makers, and cheating astrologers. The sweet scented tom turd men, the greasy tallow chandlers. The pillory bakers, and bloody butchers. The pick-pocket atorneys, the nasty cook ruffins. The villanous talley man, and pawn broker; with baliffs, serjants and goalers. [S.l: s.n.

MLA

Don Quevedos son's arrival to Dublin. From the kingdom of death the land of Purgatory the Elizian shades, and the dominions of hell: In which last place happened a most terrible scuffle, between the gripping lawyers, and murdering physicians. The thieving taylors. And dingy black-smiths. The drunken shoe-makers, and cheating astrologers. The sweet scented tom turd men, the greasy tallow chandlers. The pillory bakers, and bloody butchers. The pick-pocket atorneys, the nasty cook ruffins. The villanous talley man, and pawn broker; with baliffs, serjants and goalers. [S.l: s.n. 1698.