Record Citations

APA (7th ed.) Citation
Dieck, H. (1889). The Johnstown flood: A thriving city of 30,000 inhabitants and many great industrial establishments nearly wiped from earth . . . : the above narrative is gathered from the accounts of correspondents, eyewitnesses, refugees from the unfortunate district, and other sources, and is a most clear and interesting narrative of this terrible catastrophe. J.C. McCurdy & Co..
Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation
Dieck, Herman. The Johnstown Flood: A Thriving City of 30,000 Inhabitants and Many Great Industrial Establishments Nearly Wiped from Earth . . . : The Above Narrative Is Gathered from the Accounts of Correspondents, Eyewitnesses, Refugees from the Unfortunate District, and Other Sources, and Is a Most Clear and Interesting Narrative of This Terrible Catastrophe. [Philadelphia: J.C. McCurdy & Co., 1889.
MLA (9th ed.) Citation
Dieck, Herman. The Johnstown Flood: A Thriving City of 30,000 Inhabitants and Many Great Industrial Establishments Nearly Wiped from Earth . . . : The Above Narrative Is Gathered from the Accounts of Correspondents, Eyewitnesses, Refugees from the Unfortunate District, and Other Sources, and Is a Most Clear and Interesting Narrative of This Terrible Catastrophe. J.C. McCurdy & Co., 1889.
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