Bancks, J. (1763). The history of Germany: Being an account of all the emperors from Charlemagne to the present time. Containing The Origin of the German Empire, the Emperor King of the Romans, Electors, Princes Courts, Imperial Cities, Barons, Laws, Diets, Courts, &c. with A full and particular Account of the War with the Turks, France, Spain, &c. Also an accurate Account of the famous Battles of Blenheim, Ramilies, Malplaquat, Tunis, Oudenard, &c. With the Succession of the Queen of Hungary; and a full Account of the Rise and Progress of the present War between her and the King of Prussia. By Mr. John Bancks. printed for H. Serjeant, at the Star without Temple Bar.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Bancks, John. The History of Germany: Being an Account of All the Emperors from Charlemagne to the Present Time. Containing The Origin of the German Empire, the Emperor King of the Romans, Electors, Princes Courts, Imperial Cities, Barons, Laws, Diets, Courts, &c. with A Full and Particular Account of the War with the Turks, France, Spain, &c. Also an Accurate Account of the Famous Battles of Blenheim, Ramilies, Malplaquat, Tunis, Oudenard, &c. With the Succession of the Queen of Hungary; and a Full Account of the Rise and Progress of the Present War Between Her and the King of Prussia. By Mr. John Bancks. London: printed for H. Serjeant, at the Star without Temple Bar, 1763.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Bancks, John. The History of Germany: Being an Account of All the Emperors from Charlemagne to the Present Time. Containing The Origin of the German Empire, the Emperor King of the Romans, Electors, Princes Courts, Imperial Cities, Barons, Laws, Diets, Courts, &c. with A Full and Particular Account of the War with the Turks, France, Spain, &c. Also an Accurate Account of the Famous Battles of Blenheim, Ramilies, Malplaquat, Tunis, Oudenard, &c. With the Succession of the Queen of Hungary; and a Full Account of the Rise and Progress of the Present War Between Her and the King of Prussia. By Mr. John Bancks. printed for H. Serjeant, at the Star without Temple Bar, 1763.