Donneau de Visé, J. (1746). The history of the remarkable siege of Toulon: Attacked by the English and Dutch by sea, and Prince Eugene and the Duke of Savoy by land, in the year 1707. Containing A Genuine and Circumstantial Account of every Thing Remarkable that occurr'd during that important Enterprize, both at Sea and Land: With the political Reasons that moved the Confederates to undertake it. To which is added, a large and accurate plan of the town, Harbour, Fortifications; French and Confederate Camps, Batteries, and adjacent Mountains. Collected from the original papers and personal knowledge of some gentlemen concerned in the expedition. printed for the editor; and sold by J. Collyer, at Shakespear's-Head in Ludgate-Street; and at the Dove in New-Exchange-Row in the Strand.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Donneau de Visé, Jean. The History of the Remarkable Siege of Toulon: Attacked by the English and Dutch by Sea, and Prince Eugene and the Duke of Savoy by Land, in the Year 1707. Containing A Genuine and Circumstantial Account of Every Thing Remarkable That Occurr'd During That Important Enterprize, Both at Sea and Land: With the Political Reasons That Moved the Confederates to Undertake It. To Which Is Added, a Large and Accurate Plan of the Town, Harbour, Fortifications; French and Confederate Camps, Batteries, and Adjacent Mountains. Collected from the Original Papers and Personal Knowledge of Some Gentlemen Concerned in the Expedition. London: printed for the editor; and sold by J. Collyer, at Shakespear's-Head in Ludgate-Street; and at the Dove in New-Exchange-Row in the Strand, 1746.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Donneau de Visé, Jean. The History of the Remarkable Siege of Toulon: Attacked by the English and Dutch by Sea, and Prince Eugene and the Duke of Savoy by Land, in the Year 1707. Containing A Genuine and Circumstantial Account of Every Thing Remarkable That Occurr'd During That Important Enterprize, Both at Sea and Land: With the Political Reasons That Moved the Confederates to Undertake It. To Which Is Added, a Large and Accurate Plan of the Town, Harbour, Fortifications; French and Confederate Camps, Batteries, and Adjacent Mountains. Collected from the Original Papers and Personal Knowledge of Some Gentlemen Concerned in the Expedition. printed for the editor; and sold by J. Collyer, at Shakespear's-Head in Ludgate-Street; and at the Dove in New-Exchange-Row in the Strand, 1746.