Russen, B. (1777). The wolf in sheep's clothing!: Being a full and circumstantial account of the trials of the Rev. Mr. Russen, late master of the charity school at Bethnell Green, who was tried on Friday, October the 17th, 1777, at the Old Bailey, on four different indictments, for ravishing the children commited to his care, mostly under ten years of age : he was found guilty death, for the raye [i.e. rape] that he committed on the body of Ann Mayne. s.n.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRussen, Benjamin. The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing!: Being a Full and Circumstantial Account of the Trials of the Rev. Mr. Russen, Late Master of the Charity School at Bethnell Green, Who Was Tried on Friday, October the 17th, 1777, at the Old Bailey, on Four Different Indictments, for Ravishing the Children Commited to His Care, Mostly Under Ten Years of Age : He Was Found Guilty Death, for the Raye [i.e. Rape] That He Committed on the Body of Ann Mayne. [S.l.: s.n, 1777.
MLA引文Russen, Benjamin. The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing!: Being a Full and Circumstantial Account of the Trials of the Rev. Mr. Russen, Late Master of the Charity School at Bethnell Green, Who Was Tried on Friday, October the 17th, 1777, at the Old Bailey, on Four Different Indictments, for Ravishing the Children Commited to His Care, Mostly Under Ten Years of Age : He Was Found Guilty Death, for the Raye [i.e. Rape] That He Committed on the Body of Ann Mayne. s.n, 1777.