(1727). Two Lilliputian odes: The first, on the famous engine with which Captain Gulliver extinguish'd the flames in the royal palace. Originally written at the Request of her Lilliputian Majesty's Maids of Honour; and translated for the Amusement of the British Ladies. The second, inviting a bookseller, to a coffee-house, where the author was. printed by S. Pigmy, for Tom. Thumb near St. Paul's.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Two Lilliputian Odes: The First, on the Famous Engine with Which Captain Gulliver Extinguish'd the Flames in the Royal Palace. Originally Written at the Request of Her Lilliputian Majesty's Maids of Honour; and Translated for the Amusement of the British Ladies. The Second, Inviting a Bookseller, to a Coffee-house, Where the Author Was. London: printed by S. Pigmy, for Tom. Thumb near St. Paul's, 1727.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Two Lilliputian Odes: The First, on the Famous Engine with Which Captain Gulliver Extinguish'd the Flames in the Royal Palace. Originally Written at the Request of Her Lilliputian Majesty's Maids of Honour; and Translated for the Amusement of the British Ladies. The Second, Inviting a Bookseller, to a Coffee-house, Where the Author Was. printed by S. Pigmy, for Tom. Thumb near St. Paul's, 1727.