Buchholtz, F. A. L. (1797). <<A>> practical essay on the most perfect cultivation and most useful application of buck wheat: By Frederick August Ludowig Buchhollz, commonly called De Salis; a Prussian gentlleman, late counsellor of war to His Majesty Frederick II. king of Prussia;- treasurer general and privy secretary to the noble states of the electorate of Brandenburg;-deputy of the said states to all the finance establishments guaranteed by the states;-for thirteen years a farmer in England, and member of the select committee of correspondence of the Agricultural Society at Bath;- now a prisoner in the castle of York. Printed by E. and R. Peck, Lower-Ousegate.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Buchholtz, Frederick August Ludowig. <<A>> Practical Essay on the Most Perfect Cultivation and Most Useful Application of Buck Wheat: By Frederick August Ludowig Buchhollz, Commonly Called De Salis; a Prussian Gentlleman, Late Counsellor of War to His Majesty Frederick II. King of Prussia;- Treasurer General and Privy Secretary to the Noble States of the Electorate of Brandenburg;-deputy of the Said States to All the Finance Establishments Guaranteed by the States;-for Thirteen Years a Farmer in England, and Member of the Select Committee of Correspondence of the Agricultural Society at Bath;- Now a Prisoner in the Castle of York. York: Printed by E. and R. Peck, Lower-Ousegate, 1797.
MLA-Zitierstil (8. Ausg.)Buchholtz, Frederick August Ludowig. <<A>> Practical Essay on the Most Perfect Cultivation and Most Useful Application of Buck Wheat: By Frederick August Ludowig Buchhollz, Commonly Called De Salis; a Prussian Gentlleman, Late Counsellor of War to His Majesty Frederick II. King of Prussia;- Treasurer General and Privy Secretary to the Noble States of the Electorate of Brandenburg;-deputy of the Said States to All the Finance Establishments Guaranteed by the States;-for Thirteen Years a Farmer in England, and Member of the Select Committee of Correspondence of the Agricultural Society at Bath;- Now a Prisoner in the Castle of York. Printed by E. and R. Peck, Lower-Ousegate, 1797.