Titles by Charles Knight in APA format

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Sudley , M. (1799). The following lines were spoken at a fête, at frogmore, given by her majesty, on the princess amelia's, and princess of orange's birth-day, august the eighth, 1799. *** after mrs. page's first address, near the walls of mrs. p's own house, now a building in which the queen, and princesses, sometimes sit of a morning, a scene was represented, selected from shakespeare. Windsor:
Sudley , M. (1800). An address to his majesty, on his late providential escape from the horrid attack of an assassin, at drury-lane theatre, may 15th, 1800. written the end of may, 1800. Windsor:
Sudley , M. (1800). Come royal george, and all thy court, come see our pastime, see our sport. Windsor:
Ward , C.G. (1813). Tales of the glen; by c. g. ward, author of the daughter of st. omar; my native land; batchelor's heiress, corinna, &c. &c. dedicated to her royal highness the princess elizabeth. London:
Hawkins , L. (1822). Anecdotes, biographical sketches, and memoirs. London: Francis and Charles Rivington.
Hawkins , L. (1823). Devotional exercises extracted from bishop patrick's christian sacrifice. adapted to the present time and to general use. by laetitia-matilda hawkins. London: Francis, Charles and John Rivington.
Edgeworth , M. (1828). Real life; or, every day occurrences, a tale: being a sequel to tales of fashionable life, by maria edgeworth. in two volumes. Windsor: Charles Knight.
Edgeworth , M. (1828). Real life; or, every day occurrences, a tale: being a sequel to tales of fashionable life, by maria edgeworth. in two volumes. Windsor: Charles Knight.
Traill , C.P. (1836). The backwoods of canada: being letters from the wife of an emigrant officer, illustrative of the domestic economy of british america. London: Charles Knight.
Traill , C.P. (1836). The backwoods of canada: being letters from the wife of an emigrant officer, illustrative of the domestic economy of british america. second edition. London: Charles Knight.