Hervey, T. (1772). Mr. Hervey's answer to a letter he received from Dr. Samuel Johnson: Wherein he had endeavoured to dissuade him from parting with his supposed wife. To which are subjoined, his letters to Lord Shelburne and Colonel Burgoyne. [London?]: Printed in.
Chicago Style CitationHervey, Thomas. Mr. Hervey's Answer to a Letter He Received From Dr. Samuel Johnson: Wherein He Had Endeavoured to Dissuade Him From Parting With His Supposed Wife. To Which Are Subjoined, His Letters to Lord Shelburne and Colonel Burgoyne. [London?]: Printed in, 1772.
MLA CitationHervey, Thomas. Mr. Hervey's Answer to a Letter He Received From Dr. Samuel Johnson: Wherein He Had Endeavoured to Dissuade Him From Parting With His Supposed Wife. To Which Are Subjoined, His Letters to Lord Shelburne and Colonel Burgoyne. [London?]: Printed in, 1772.