Titles by William Spotswood in APA format
There are 7 titles associated with this firm.
Pinchard
, E.S.
(1795).
The blind child, or anecdotes of the wyndham family. written for the use of young people. by a lady.
Boston:
Pinchard
, E.S.
(1795).
The blind child, or anecdotes of the wyndham family. written for the use of young people. by a lady.
Boston:
Radcliffe
, A.
(1795).
The mysteries of udolpho, a romance; interspersed with some pieces of poetry. by ann ratcliffe, author of the romance of the forest, a sicilian romance, &c. in three volumes.
Boston:
J. White & Co. William Spotswood. Thomas and Andrews. David West. E. Larkin. W.P. Blake. John West [Boston] John West Folsom.
Burney
, F.
(1797).
Camilla: or, a picture of youth. by the author of evelina and cecilia. in three volumes. first boston edition.
Boston:
Samuel Hall. William Spotswood. J. White & Co. Thomas and Andrews. David West. E. Larkin. W. P. and Lemuel Blake. John West [Boston]
Hayley
, W., &
Seward
, A.
(1798).
Amelia; or, the faithless briton. an original american novel, founded upon recent facts. to which is added, amelia, or malevolence defeated; and, miss seward's monody on major andre.
Boston:
William Spotswood. C.P. Wayne.
Hayley
, W., &
Seward
, A.
(1798).
Amelia; or, the faithless briton. an original american novel, founded upon recent facts. to which is added, amelia, or malevolence defeated; and, miss seward's monody on major andre.
Boston:
William Spotswood. C.P. Wayne.
Helme
, E.
(1798).
The history of louisa, the lovely orphan; or the cottage on the moor. two volumes in one. by mrs. helme. the ninth edition.
Boston:
William Spotswood.