APA (7th ed.) Citation

Impartial hand. (1782). A genuine narrative of the lives, adventures, escapes, and trial, of Joseph and George Weston: Convicted July 6, 1782, of capital crimes. With several original letters of clergymen. The whole exhibiting a most striking view of human nature, in its utmost depravity, in a series of frauds, villainies, and highway robberies, scarcely to be paralleled in the annals of infamy; which mark the complection of the characters of the brothers, from the dawn of youth, until they filled up the measure of their iniquity, and forfeited their lives the the injured laws of their country. Written by an impartial hand. sold by T. Massey, No. 18, Snow Hill, and No. 61, Holborn Hill; John French, Turnstile, Holborn; Breadhower and Harmood, of Portsmouth; and Longleads, of Gosport.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Impartial hand. A Genuine Narrative of the Lives, Adventures, Escapes, and Trial, of Joseph and George Weston: Convicted July 6, 1782, of Capital Crimes. With Several Original Letters of Clergymen. The Whole Exhibiting a Most Striking View of Human Nature, in Its Utmost Depravity, in a Series of Frauds, Villainies, and Highway Robberies, Scarcely to Be Paralleled in the Annals of Infamy; Which Mark the Complection of the Characters of the Brothers, from the Dawn of Youth, Until They Filled Up the Measure of Their Iniquity, and Forfeited Their Lives the the Injured Laws of Their Country. Written by an Impartial Hand. London: sold by T. Massey, No. 18, Snow Hill, and No. 61, Holborn Hill; John French, Turnstile, Holborn; Breadhower and Harmood, of Portsmouth; and Longleads, of Gosport, 1782.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Impartial hand. A Genuine Narrative of the Lives, Adventures, Escapes, and Trial, of Joseph and George Weston: Convicted July 6, 1782, of Capital Crimes. With Several Original Letters of Clergymen. The Whole Exhibiting a Most Striking View of Human Nature, in Its Utmost Depravity, in a Series of Frauds, Villainies, and Highway Robberies, Scarcely to Be Paralleled in the Annals of Infamy; Which Mark the Complection of the Characters of the Brothers, from the Dawn of Youth, Until They Filled Up the Measure of Their Iniquity, and Forfeited Their Lives the the Injured Laws of Their Country. Written by an Impartial Hand. sold by T. Massey, No. 18, Snow Hill, and No. 61, Holborn Hill; John French, Turnstile, Holborn; Breadhower and Harmood, of Portsmouth; and Longleads, of Gosport, 1782.