Titles by Lane, Darling, and Co. in APA format

There are 10 titles associated with this firm.

Roche I , R.M. (1807). Alvondown vicarage. a novel. in two volumes. London: Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Guénard , E. (1807). Baron de falkenheim. a german tale of the sixteenth century. in two volumes. London: Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Stanhope , L.S. (1807). The bandit's bride; or, the maid of saxony. a romance. in four volumes. by the author of montbrasil abbey, &c. London: Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke , E. (1808). "there is a secret, find it out!". a novel. in four volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of amazement, old wife and young husband, wonder of the village, &c. &c. London: Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Hanway , M.A. (1809). Falconbridge abbey. a devonshire story. in five volumes. by mrs. hanway, author of ellinor, and andrew stuart. London: Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
de Vichy-Chamrond , M.A. (1810). The unpublished correspondence of madame du deffand; with d'alembert, montesquieu, the president henault, the duchess du maine, mesdames de staal, de choiseul, the marquis d'argens, the chevalier d'aydie, &c. followed by the letters of voltaire to madame du deffand. translated from the original french, by mrs. meeke. in two volumes. London: A. K. Newman and Co.
Mackenzie , A.M. (1811). Almeria d'aveiro; or, the irish guardian. a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. mackenzie, author of mysteries elucidated; feudal events; martin and mansfeldt; dusseldorf; neapolitan, &c. &c. London: Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co. Lane, Darling, and Co.
Hofland , B. (1812). Says she to her neighbour, what? in four volumes. by an old-fashioned englishman. London: Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.
Unknown , . (1812). Substance and shadow; or, the fisherman's daughters of brighton. a patchwork story. in four volumes. by the author of light and shade; eversfield abbey; banks of the wye; aunt and niece, &c. &c. London: Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.
Hofland , B. (1813). The young northern traveller. being a series of letters from frederick to charles, during a tour through the north of europe. by the author of the officer’s widow and family; the clergyman’s widow and family; the daughter-in-law, &c. London: Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.