Titles by E. J. Field in APA format

Southcott , J. (1802). A communication given to joanna, in answer to mr. brothers' last book, published the end of this year, 1802. London:

Southcott , J. (1803). Prophecies. a warning to the whole world, from the sealed prophecies of joanna southcott, and other communications given since the writings were opened on the 12th of january, 1803. London:

Southcott , J. (1804). On the prayers for the fast day, may, 1804. London:

Southcott , J. (1805). Joanna southcott's answer to five charges in the leeds mercury, four of which are absolutely false; but as in the first charge, her accuser might have some room for cavilling, she wishes to make every allowance; and give a clear answer, how that was misunderstood: and not only answer the four false charges that are brought against her; but she has brought four true charges against her adversaries, which will be seen in the following pages. London:

Southcott , J. (1807). Hymns; or, spiritual songs, composed from the prophetic writings of joanna southcott by p. pullen, and published by her order. London: W. Tozer. E. J. Field. W. Symonds. The Miss Eveleighs. Samuel Hirst. J. Middleton. James Light. Richard Gravesmith.

Southcott , J. (1808). Hymns, or spiritual songs, composed from the prophetic writings of joanna southcott. by philip pullen. and published by her order. London: E. J. Field. W. Tozer. W. Symonds. The Miss Eveleighs. J. Middleton. James Light. Richard Goldsmith.