The whole life and merry exploits of bold Robin Hood : Earl of Huntingdon. Shewing How he became an Out-Law, and fled to the Forest of Sherwood; where he and his Gang shelter'd themselves for many Years, committing many notorious Villianies and Robberies; insomuch, that all Passengers were forced to pay them Tribute. And at last betook himself to a Monastery in Yorkshine, where he was bled to death by a Monk. To which is added, several songs not in the former impressions. With the whole history of Johnny Armstrong of Westmoreland.

MLA

The whole life and merry exploits of bold Robin Hood : Earl of Huntingdon. Shewing How he became an Out-Law, and fled to the Forest of Sherwood; where he and his Gang shelter'd themselves for many Years, committing many notorious Villianies and Robberies; insomuch, that all Passengers were forced to pay them Tribute. And at last betook himself to a Monastery in Yorkshine, where he was bled to death by a Monk. To which is added, several songs not in the former impressions. With the whole history of Johnny Armstrong of Westmoreland. London : printed for Henry Woodgate and Samuel Brooks, at the Golden-Ball, in Pater-Noster Row, [1757?]

APA

(1757). The whole life and merry exploits of bold Robin Hood : Earl of Huntingdon. Shewing How he became an Out-Law, and fled to the Forest of Sherwood; where he and his Gang shelter'd themselves for many Years, committing many notorious Villianies and Robberies; insomuch, that all Passengers were forced to pay them Tribute. And at last betook himself to a Monastery in Yorkshine, where he was bled to death by a Monk. To which is added, several songs not in the former impressions. With the whole history of Johnny Armstrong of Westmoreland. London : printed for Henry Woodgate and Samuel Brooks, at the Golden-Ball, in Pater-Noster Row.

Chicago

The whole life and merry exploits of bold Robin Hood : Earl of Huntingdon. Shewing How he became an Out-Law, and fled to the Forest of Sherwood; where he and his Gang shelter'd themselves for many Years, committing many notorious Villianies and Robberies; insomuch, that all Passengers were forced to pay them Tribute. And at last betook himself to a Monastery in Yorkshine, where he was bled to death by a Monk. To which is added, several songs not in the former impressions. With the whole history of Johnny Armstrong of Westmoreland. London : printed for Henry Woodgate and Samuel Brooks, at the Golden-Ball, in Pater-Noster Row, [1757?]