Ryland, W. W. (1784). Authentic memoirs of William Wynne Ryland containing a succinct account of life and transactions of that great but unfortunate artist with moderate and impartial conjectures, of what most probably be the cause of his deviating from the line of prudence and integrity: To which is added his trial, a letter to Mr. Donaldson, and an account of his behaviour at the place of execution. Printed for J. Ryall.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRyland, William Wynne. Authentic Memoirs of William Wynne Ryland Containing a Succinct Account of Life and Transactions of That Great but Unfortunate Artist with Moderate and Impartial Conjectures, of What Most Probably Be the Cause of His Deviating from the Line of Prudence and Integrity: To Which Is Added His Trial, a Letter to Mr. Donaldson, and an Account of His Behaviour at the Place of Execution. London: Printed for J. Ryall, 1784.
MLA (8th ed.) CitationRyland, William Wynne. Authentic Memoirs of William Wynne Ryland Containing a Succinct Account of Life and Transactions of That Great but Unfortunate Artist with Moderate and Impartial Conjectures, of What Most Probably Be the Cause of His Deviating from the Line of Prudence and Integrity: To Which Is Added His Trial, a Letter to Mr. Donaldson, and an Account of His Behaviour at the Place of Execution. Printed for J. Ryall, 1784.