(1719). [P]assaw or The German Prince: Being a genuine relation of the late transactions of Sri William Newsted alias Prince of Passaw, wherein that notable piece of knight errantry is trac'd from its first original to its final exit. Together with a list of the officers civil and military, under the establishment of his lunary highness, and true copies of the letters schemes and articles of alliance, by means of which the cheat was so long supported. Now made publick from the original papers. Dublin: Printed for John Crawford, at the Exchange on Cork-Hill.
Chicago Style Citation[P]assaw or The German Prince: Being a Genuine Relation of the Late Transactions of Sri William Newsted Alias Prince of Passaw, Wherein That Notable Piece of Knight Errantry Is Trac'd From Its First Original to Its Final Exit. Together With a List of the Officers Civil and Military, Under the Establishment of His Lunary Highness, and True Copies of the Letters Schemes and Articles of Alliance, By Means of Which the Cheat Was so Long Supported. Now Made Publick From the Original Papers. Dublin: Printed for John Crawford, at the Exchange on Cork-Hill, 1719.
MLA Citation[P]assaw or The German Prince: Being a Genuine Relation of the Late Transactions of Sri William Newsted Alias Prince of Passaw, Wherein That Notable Piece of Knight Errantry Is Trac'd From Its First Original to Its Final Exit. Together With a List of the Officers Civil and Military, Under the Establishment of His Lunary Highness, and True Copies of the Letters Schemes and Articles of Alliance, By Means of Which the Cheat Was so Long Supported. Now Made Publick From the Original Papers. Dublin: Printed for John Crawford, at the Exchange on Cork-Hill, 1719.