(1756). A new and accurate description of the present great roads and the principal cross roads of England and Wales: Commencing at London, and continued to the farthest Parts of the Kingdom, with the several Branches leading out of them; and a Description of the several Towns that stand thereon. Divided into Four Parts, Viz. Western, Northern, Eastern, and Southern. To which are added, the ancient Roman roads and stations in Britain. Also Some General Rules to know the Original of the Names of Places in England, a List of Mitred Abbots, and an Alphabetical List of Fairs regulated according to the New Style. printed for R. and J. Dodsley in Pall-Mall.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA New and Accurate Description of the Present Great Roads and the Principal Cross Roads of England and Wales: Commencing at London, and Continued to the Farthest Parts of the Kingdom, with the Several Branches Leading Out of Them; and a Description of the Several Towns That Stand Thereon. Divided into Four Parts, Viz. Western, Northern, Eastern, and Southern. To Which Are Added, the Ancient Roman Roads and Stations in Britain. Also Some General Rules to Know the Original of the Names of Places in England, a List of Mitred Abbots, and an Alphabetical List of Fairs Regulated According to the New Style. London: printed for R. and J. Dodsley in Pall-Mall, 1756.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA New and Accurate Description of the Present Great Roads and the Principal Cross Roads of England and Wales: Commencing at London, and Continued to the Farthest Parts of the Kingdom, with the Several Branches Leading Out of Them; and a Description of the Several Towns That Stand Thereon. Divided into Four Parts, Viz. Western, Northern, Eastern, and Southern. To Which Are Added, the Ancient Roman Roads and Stations in Britain. Also Some General Rules to Know the Original of the Names of Places in England, a List of Mitred Abbots, and an Alphabetical List of Fairs Regulated According to the New Style. printed for R. and J. Dodsley in Pall-Mall, 1756.