Ferber, J. J. (1776). Travels through Italy: In the years 1771 and 1772. Described in a series of letters to Baron Born, on the natural history, particularly the mountains and volcanos of that country, by John James Ferber, Professor of Natural History at Mietaw in Curland, and Member of several Literary Societies. Translated from the German; with explanatory notes, and a Preface on the present State and future Improvement of Mineralogy. By R. E. Raspe. London: printed for L. Davis, In Holbourn, Printer To The Royal Society.
Chicago Style CitationFerber, Johann Jakob. Travels Through Italy: In the Years 1771 and 1772. Described in a Series of Letters to Baron Born, On the Natural History, Particularly the Mountains and Volcanos of That Country, By John James Ferber, Professor of Natural History At Mietaw in Curland, and Member of Several Literary Societies. Translated From the German; With Explanatory Notes, and a Preface On the Present State and Future Improvement of Mineralogy. By R. E. Raspe. London: printed for L. Davis, In Holbourn, Printer To The Royal Society, 1776.
MLA CitationFerber, Johann Jakob. Travels Through Italy: In the Years 1771 and 1772. Described in a Series of Letters to Baron Born, On the Natural History, Particularly the Mountains and Volcanos of That Country, By John James Ferber, Professor of Natural History At Mietaw in Curland, and Member of Several Literary Societies. Translated From the German; With Explanatory Notes, and a Preface On the Present State and Future Improvement of Mineralogy. By R. E. Raspe. London: printed for L. Davis, In Holbourn, Printer To The Royal Society, 1776.