Titles by Allen and Ticknor in APA format
There are 7 titles associated with this firm.
Child
, L.M.F.
(1833).
An appeal in favor of that class of americans called africans. by mrs. child, author of the mother's book, the girl's own book, the frugal housewife, etc.
Boston:
Allen and Ticknor.
Child
, L.M.F.
(1833).
Good wives. by mrs. d. l. child, author of 'hobomok,' 'the mother's book,' &c.
Boston:
Carter, Hendee and Co. Allen and Ticknor.
Burney
, F.
(1833).
Memoirs of doctor burney, arranged from his own manuscripts, from family papers, and from personal recollections. by his daughter, madame d'arblay.
Philadelphia:
Key and Biddle. Allen and Ticknor.
Edgeworth
, M.
(1834).
Helen, a tale. by maria edgeworth. in two volumes.
Philadelphia:
Carey, Lea, and Blanchard. Allen and Ticknor.
Gore
, C.G.F.
(1834).
Pin money; a novel. by the authoress of 'the manners of the day,'—' mothers and daughters,' &c. in two volumes.
Philadelphia:
E.L. Carey & A. Hart. Allen and Ticknor.
Gore
, C.G.F.
(1834).
The miseries of marriage; or, the fair of may fair. by the author of "mothers and daughters," "pin money," &c. &c. containing the separate maintenance, the divorcee, the flirt of ten seasons, &c. &c. in two volumes.
Philadelphia:
Allen and Ticknor. E.L. Carey & A. Hart.