Fitzgerald, J. (1887). An exposure of the reprehensible means employed by John Fitzgerald, of Lincoln, Neb. and Alexander Sullivan, of Chicago, Ills. to prevent Mr. William O'Brien, from lecturing for the Irish National League of Philadelphia. Lincoln, Neb.?.
Stile di citazione ChicagoFitzgerald, John. An Exposure of the Reprehensible Means Employed by John Fitzgerald, of Lincoln, Neb. and Alexander Sullivan, of Chicago, Ills. to Prevent Mr. William O'Brien, from Lecturing for the Irish National League of Philadelphia. Lincoln, Neb.?, 1887.
Citazione MLAFitzgerald, John. An Exposure of the Reprehensible Means Employed by John Fitzgerald, of Lincoln, Neb. and Alexander Sullivan, of Chicago, Ills. to Prevent Mr. William O'Brien, from Lecturing for the Irish National League of Philadelphia. Lincoln, Neb.?, 1887.