D-n, & B-t. (1787). The hieroglyphical letter-writer; or, Allegorical mode of communicating thoughts: Being a collection of genuine letters which passed between the Hon. Capt. D-n, and Lady B-t. London: Printed for M. Smith; and sold at No. 46, in Fleet-Street; likewise by all the booksellers at Bath and Bristol, where the parties are well known.
Chicago Style CitationD-n, and B-t. The Hieroglyphical Letter-writer; Or, Allegorical Mode of Communicating Thoughts: Being a Collection of Genuine Letters Which Passed between the Hon. Capt. D-n, and Lady B-t. London: Printed for M. Smith; and sold at No. 46, in Fleet-Street; likewise by all the booksellers at Bath and Bristol, where the parties are well known, 1787.
MLA CitationD-n, and B-t. The Hieroglyphical Letter-writer; Or, Allegorical Mode of Communicating Thoughts: Being a Collection of Genuine Letters Which Passed between the Hon. Capt. D-n, and Lady B-t. London: Printed for M. Smith; and sold at No. 46, in Fleet-Street; likewise by all the booksellers at Bath and Bristol, where the parties are well known, 1787.