APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1645). Strange and fearfull newes from Plaisto: In the parish of West-ham, neere Bow, foure miles from London, in the house of one Paul Fox a silke-weaver, where is dayly to be seene throwing of stones, bricbats, oyster-shels, bread, cutting his worke in peeces, breaking his windowes, stones of fifty wayt comming up the stayers, a sword flying about the roome, books going up and down the house. With many more unheard of things, fearfull to the amazement of many hundreds of the beholders, both learned men and others; neither can any perceive from whence these strange things come. With many more wonders here set downe the like never heard of before. by I.H.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Strange and Fearfull Newes from Plaisto: In the Parish of West-ham, Neere Bow, Foure Miles from London, in the House of One Paul Fox a Silke-weaver, Where Is Dayly to Be Seene Throwing of Stones, Bricbats, Oyster-shels, Bread, Cutting His Worke in Peeces, Breaking His Windowes, Stones of Fifty Wayt Comming Up the Stayers, a Sword Flying About the Roome, Books Going Up and Down the House. With Many More Unheard of Things, Fearfull to the Amazement of Many Hundreds of the Beholders, Both Learned Men and Others; Neither Can Any Perceive from Whence These Strange Things Come. With Many More Wonders Here Set Downe the like Never Heard of Before. Printed at London: by I.H, 1645.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Strange and Fearfull Newes from Plaisto: In the Parish of West-ham, Neere Bow, Foure Miles from London, in the House of One Paul Fox a Silke-weaver, Where Is Dayly to Be Seene Throwing of Stones, Bricbats, Oyster-shels, Bread, Cutting His Worke in Peeces, Breaking His Windowes, Stones of Fifty Wayt Comming Up the Stayers, a Sword Flying About the Roome, Books Going Up and Down the House. With Many More Unheard of Things, Fearfull to the Amazement of Many Hundreds of the Beholders, Both Learned Men and Others; Neither Can Any Perceive from Whence These Strange Things Come. With Many More Wonders Here Set Downe the like Never Heard of Before. by I.H, 1645.

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