Titles by Abraham John Valpy [Red Lion Court] in APA format

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Anley , C. (1822). Influence; a moral tale for young people. by a lady. in two volumes. London:
Norton , C.E.S. (1830). The undying one, and other poems. by the honble mrs. norton. London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley.
Norton , C.E.S. (1830). The undying one, and other poems. by the honble mrs. norton. second edition. London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley.
Loudon , M. (1832). Fortune-hunting: a novel. by the author of “first love.” in three volumes. London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley.
Cursham , M.A. (1832). Norman abbey; a tale of sherwood forest. by a lady. in three volumes. London: James Cochrane and Co.
McTaggart , A. (1832). Plays: valville, or, the prejudices of past times; theodora; hortensia; villario; a search after perfection; and constantia. by mrs. a. m'taggart, author of "memoirs of a gentlewoman." London:
Pigott , H. (1832). The private correspondence of a woman of fashion. in two volumes. London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley.
McTaggart , A. (1832). Plays: theodora; hortensia; villario; and a search after perfection. by mrs. a. mctaggart, author of memoirs of a gentlewoman. London: Abraham John Valpy [Red Lion Court]
Inchbald , E. (1833). Memoirs of mrs. inchbald: including her familiar correspondence with the most distinguished persons of her time. to which are added the massacre, and a case of conscience; now first published from her autograph copies. edited by james boaden, esq. in two volumes. London: Richard Bentley.
, Æ. (1833). Prometheus bound. translated from the greek of æschylus. and miscellaneous poems, by the translator, author of "an essay on mind," with other poems. London: Abraham John Valpy [Red Lion Court]
, Æ. (1833). Prometheus bound. translated from the greek of æschylus. and miscellaneous poems, by the translator, author of "an essay on mind," with other poems. London: Abraham John Valpy [Red Lion Court]
Grey , E.C. (1835). Hyacinthe; or, the contrast. by the authoress of “alice seymour.”. London: James Cochrane and Co.
Goldie , E.M. (1835). Poems. by miss emma mary goldie. London:
Mitford , M.R. (1836). Friendly contributions, for the benefit of three infant schools, in the parish of kensington. Kensington: