(1676). A letter written in High-Dutch by a Danish gentleman to his friend in Germany, concerning the imprisonment of John Adolff Kielman: Of Kielmans-Eck, president of state to the Duke of Sleswig-Holstein-Gottorp; and of his three sons. [s.n.].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA Letter Written in High-Dutch by a Danish Gentleman to His Friend in Germany, Concerning the Imprisonment of John Adolff Kielman: Of Kielmans-Eck, President of State to the Duke of Sleswig-Holstein-Gottorp; and of His Three Sons. S.l: [s.n.], 1676.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA Letter Written in High-Dutch by a Danish Gentleman to His Friend in Germany, Concerning the Imprisonment of John Adolff Kielman: Of Kielmans-Eck, President of State to the Duke of Sleswig-Holstein-Gottorp; and of His Three Sons. [s.n.], 1676.