Titles by Richard Wilks and John Taylor in APA format

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Godwin , W. (1800). Antonio: a tragedy in five acts. by william godwin. London: George, George, and John Robinson.
Hunter , R. (1801). Letitia; or, the castle without a spectre. mrs hunter of norwich. in four volumes. London: William Tooke Robberds.
Robinson , M. (1801). Memoirs of the late mrs. robinson, written by herself, with some posthumous pieces. in four volumes. London: Richard Phillips [St. Paul's Churchyard]
(1801). Poetry for children. consisting of short pieces, to be committed to memory. selected by lucy aikin. London: Richard Phillips [St. Paul's Churchyard]
Opie , A. (1802). Poems by mrs. opie. London: Thomas Norton Longman And Owen Rees.
Kelly , I. (1802). The baron's daughter: a gothic romance. by isabella kelly, author of madeline, abbey st. asaph, avondale priory, eva, ruthinglenne, etc. in four volumes. London: Joseph Bell.
Hunter , R. (1802). The history of the grubthorpe family; or, the old batchelor and his sister penelope. by mrs. hunter, of norwich; author of letitia. in three volumes. Norwich: William Tooke Robberds.
de Staël von Holstein , A.L.G. (1803). Delphine: a novel. by madame de stael-holstein. translated from the french. in three volumes. London: George and John Robinson.
Aumont , P.d.C. (1803). Italian jealousy: or, the history of lady georgina cecil. by the duchess of pienne. in three volumes. London: Thomas Hurst [Paternoster]
Hunter , R. (1803). Letters from mrs. palmerstone to her daughter, inculcating morality by entertaining narratives. by mrs. hunter, of norwich. in three volumes. Norwich: William Tooke Robberds.
Jekyll , J., & Sancho , I. (1803). Letters of the late ignatius sancho, an african. to which are prefixed, memoirs of his life, by joseph jekyll, esq. m.p. the fifth edition. London: William Sancho [Charles Street]
Opie , A. (1803). Poems by mrs. opie. the second edition. London: Thomas Norton Longman And Owen Rees.
(1803). Poetry for children. consisting of short pieces, to be committed to memory. selected by lucy aikin. second edition with additions and corrections. London: Richard Phillips [St. Paul's Churchyard]