Williamson, P. (1807). Authentic narrative of the life and surprising adventures of Peter Williamson who was kidnapped when an infant from his native place, Aberdeen, and sold for a slave in America: His marriage, perils, hardships, and escapes and his great services to the English interest by his intimate acquiantance with the Indian language and manners. New York: James Oram.

Williamson, Peter. Authentic Narrative of the Life and Surprising Adventures of Peter Williamson Who Was Kidnapped When an Infant From His Native Place, Aberdeen, and Sold for a Slave in America: His Marriage, Perils, Hardships, and Escapes and His Great Services to the English Interest By His Intimate Acquiantance With the Indian Language and Manners. New York: James Oram, 1807.

Williamson, Peter. Authentic Narrative of the Life and Surprising Adventures of Peter Williamson Who Was Kidnapped When an Infant From His Native Place, Aberdeen, and Sold for a Slave in America: His Marriage, Perils, Hardships, and Escapes and His Great Services to the English Interest By His Intimate Acquiantance With the Indian Language and Manners. New York: James Oram, 1807.