Green, G. S. d. 1. (1757). The life of Mr. John Van: A clergyman's son, of Woody, in Hampshire. Being A Series of many extraordinary Events, and surprizing Vicissitudes: In which are shewn, among a great Number of singular and merry Occurrences, his Entrance into the Army as a Trooper; his Bravery against the Rebels; his Marriage with an Heiress of eight hundred Pounds a Year, at St. Ive's in Huntingdonshire; his Conduct in High Life; his Favours from Fortune, and Reduction to Poverty. Written by his Friend and Acquaintance, G. S. Green. In two volumes. printed for Francis Noble, at Otway's Head, in King-Street Covent-Garden; and John Noble, at Dryden's Head, in St. Martin's Court, near Leicester-Square.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Green, George Smith d. 1762. The Life of Mr. John Van: A Clergyman's Son, of Woody, in Hampshire. Being A Series of Many Extraordinary Events, and Surprizing Vicissitudes: In Which Are Shewn, Among a Great Number of Singular and Merry Occurrences, His Entrance into the Army as a Trooper; His Bravery Against the Rebels; His Marriage with an Heiress of Eight Hundred Pounds a Year, at St. Ive's in Huntingdonshire; His Conduct in High Life; His Favours from Fortune, and Reduction to Poverty. Written by His Friend and Acquaintance, G. S. Green. In Two Volumes. London: printed for Francis Noble, at Otway's Head, in King-Street Covent-Garden; and John Noble, at Dryden's Head, in St. Martin's Court, near Leicester-Square, 1757.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Green, George Smith d. 1762. The Life of Mr. John Van: A Clergyman's Son, of Woody, in Hampshire. Being A Series of Many Extraordinary Events, and Surprizing Vicissitudes: In Which Are Shewn, Among a Great Number of Singular and Merry Occurrences, His Entrance into the Army as a Trooper; His Bravery Against the Rebels; His Marriage with an Heiress of Eight Hundred Pounds a Year, at St. Ive's in Huntingdonshire; His Conduct in High Life; His Favours from Fortune, and Reduction to Poverty. Written by His Friend and Acquaintance, G. S. Green. In Two Volumes. printed for Francis Noble, at Otway's Head, in King-Street Covent-Garden; and John Noble, at Dryden's Head, in St. Martin's Court, near Leicester-Square, 1757.