Burke, T. F. (1871). The celebrated speech of General Thomas F. Burke: Delivered May 1, 1867, in the court-house, Dublin, on being asked by Lord Chief-Justice Whiteside why sentence of death should not be pronounced against him. To which is added comments of the London spectator on the Fenian amnesty. New York.
Citación estilo ChicagoBurke, Thomas F. The Celebrated Speech of General Thomas F. Burke: Delivered May 1, 1867, in the Court-house, Dublin, on Being Asked by Lord Chief-Justice Whiteside Why Sentence of Death Should Not Be Pronounced Against Him. To Which Is Added Comments of the London Spectator on the Fenian Amnesty. New York, 1871.
Cita MLABurke, Thomas F. The Celebrated Speech of General Thomas F. Burke: Delivered May 1, 1867, in the Court-house, Dublin, on Being Asked by Lord Chief-Justice Whiteside Why Sentence of Death Should Not Be Pronounced Against Him. To Which Is Added Comments of the London Spectator on the Fenian Amnesty. New York, 1871.