Shawe, J. (1644). Brittains remembrancer: Or, The nationall covenant: As it was laid out in a sermon preached in the minster at Yorke, before the Right Honourable Ferdinando Lord Fairfax, Lord Generall of all the forces raised in the North, for the King and Parliament, and the Honourable both Commissioners for the two kingdomes of England and Scotland, and the standing-committee for the county of York, upon Friday Sept. 20, 1644 when his honour, with the said Commissioners committee and divers knights, gentlemen, and citizens, solemnly took the nationall covenant (The third impression.). Printed at Yorke, by Tho. Broad, dwelling in Stone-Gate, over against the Starre.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Shawe, John. Brittains Remembrancer: Or, The Nationall Covenant: As It Was Laid Out in a Sermon Preached in the Minster at Yorke, Before the Right Honourable Ferdinando Lord Fairfax, Lord Generall of All the Forces Raised in the North, for the King and Parliament, and the Honourable Both Commissioners for the Two Kingdomes of England and Scotland, and the Standing-committee for the County of York, upon Friday Sept. 20, 1644 When His Honour, with the Said Commissioners Committee and Divers Knights, Gentlemen, and Citizens, Solemnly Took the Nationall Covenant. The third impression. S.l: Printed at Yorke, by Tho. Broad, dwelling in Stone-Gate, over against the Starre, 1644.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Shawe, John. Brittains Remembrancer: Or, The Nationall Covenant: As It Was Laid Out in a Sermon Preached in the Minster at Yorke, Before the Right Honourable Ferdinando Lord Fairfax, Lord Generall of All the Forces Raised in the North, for the King and Parliament, and the Honourable Both Commissioners for the Two Kingdomes of England and Scotland, and the Standing-committee for the County of York, upon Friday Sept. 20, 1644 When His Honour, with the Said Commissioners Committee and Divers Knights, Gentlemen, and Citizens, Solemnly Took the Nationall Covenant. The third impression. Printed at Yorke, by Tho. Broad, dwelling in Stone-Gate, over against the Starre, 1644.