Titles by John Babcock in APA format
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Hastings
, S., &
Rowe
, E.S., &
Harvey
, M., &
Perin
, M., &
Smith
, M., &
Watts
, I.
(1797).
A real treasure for a pious mind. compiled by a lady of connecticut. from the collections and writings of the countess of huntingdon, mrs. rowe, miss harvey, dr. watts, mr. perin, mr. smith, and others.
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Rowe
, E.S.
(1800).
Devout exercises of the heart, in meditation and soliloquy, prayer and praise. by the late pious and ingenious mrs. elizabeth rowe. reviewed and published at her request, by i. watts, d.d.
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Hastings
, S., &
Harvey
, M., &
Watts
, I., &
Perin
, M., &
Rowe
, E.S., &
Smith
, M.
(1801).
A real treasure for a pious mind. compiled by a lady of connecticut. from the collections and writings of the countess of huntingdon, mrs. rowe, miss harvey, dr. watts, mr. perin, mr. smith, and others. fourth edition.
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Unknown
, [.
(1801).
Lectures to young ladies. to which are added, short hymns, suited to the subjects. by a lady.
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More
, H.
(1801).
Strictures on the modern system of female education. with a view of the principles and conduct prevalent among women of rank and fortune. by hannah more. in two volumes.
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Oliver D. and I. Cooke.
Rowson
, S.
(1801).
The history of charlotte temple. founded on fact. by mrs. rowson, author of victoria, the inquisitor, fille de chambre, &c. in two volumes.
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Gomez
, M.
(1801).
The history of leonora de valesco, a spanish lady, who, in an expedition against the spanish islands in the west-indies, was taken prisoner by the british; forced on board a ship of war, and detained several years by the commodore.--her sufferings were extraordinary;--her adventures surprising;--her deliverance remarkable. the heroine appears amiable even in the midst of combat, and fighting with the bravery of a veteran. resignation, fortitude, and constancy, triumph ever [sic] every obstacle. translated from the admired works of madame de gomez.
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Gomez
, M.
(1802).
The history of donna elvira de zuares. in the following beautiful history, are depicted in the most striking colours, the advantages of patience and resignation; the whole, founded on fact, is admirably calculated to inspire a confidence in divine providence, that however trying and overwhelming our present afflictions may be, by the exertion of the virtues delegated to us, we have a right to look forward with certain hope for their speedy termination.
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