Titles by Jacob Johnson in APA format

There are 32 titles associated with this firm.

Heyrick , E. (1802). Instructive hints, in easy lessons for children. by e**** c****** Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Opie , A., & Darton , W. (1802). The first chapter of accidents, and remarkable events: containing caution and instruction for children. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Smythies , S. (1802). The history of a pin, as related by itself, interspersed with a variety of anecdotes, pointing out to the youth of both sexes, the superiority of a generous mind over one that is narrow and uncultivated. by the author of the brothers, a tale for children, &c. Easton: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1803). Idleness and industry exemplified, in the history of james preston and lazy lawrence. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Pilkington , M. (1803). Mentorial tales, for the instruction of young ladies just leaving school and entering upon the theatre of life. by mrs. pilkington. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
English , C. (1803). The children in the wood an instructive tale by clara english. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
English , C. (1803). The children in the wood an instructive tale by clara english. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
(1803). The mother's remarks on a set of cuts for children. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
More , H. (1803). The search after happiness: a pastoral drama. a new edition. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1804). Idleness and industry exemplified, in the history of james preston and lazy lawrence. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1804). The barring out; or, party spirit. by maria edgeworth, author of practical education, and letters for literary ladies. first american edition. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1804). The bracelets. by maria edgeworth, author of practical education, and letters for literary ladies. first american edition. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Fenn , E. (1804). The father's gift, containing an interesting description of one hundred and eight objects. with plates. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Darton , W., & Opie , A. (1804). The first chapter of accidents, and remarkable events: containing caution and instruction for children. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Wakefield , P. (1805). Domestic recreation; or, dialogues illustrative of natural and scientific subjects. by priscilla wakefield, author of mental improvement, &c. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1805). Harry and lucy part i. being the first part of early lessons, by the author of the parent's assistant, six volumes. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Wilkinson , R. (1805). Sermons to children. to which are added, short hymns, suited to the subjects. by a lady. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1805). Three stories for young children: 1. the little dog trusty. 2. the orange man. 3. the cherry orchard. by the author of the parent's assistant, six volumes. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
More , H. (1806). The way to get married: and the advantages and disadvantages of the marriage state; represented under the similitude of a dream. to which is added a father's legacy to his daughters. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Fenwick , E. (1806). Mary and her cat. in words not exceeding, two syllables. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
More , H. (1806). The way to get married: and the advantages and disadvantages of the marriage state; represented under the similitude of a dream. to which is added a father's legacy to his daughters. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Rundell , M.E. (1807). A new system of domestic cookery, formed upon principles of economy and adapted to the use of private families. by a lady. Richmond: Jacob Johnson.
English , C. (1807). The children in the wood an instructive tale by clara english. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
English , C. (1807). The children in the wood an instructive tale by clara english. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1808). Frank. part i. by the author of the parent's assistant, six volumes. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Guppy , S. (1808). Instructive and entetaining [sic] dialogues for children. by mrs. guppy. first american edition. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Heyrick , E. (1808). Instructive hints in easy lessons for children. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Pratt , S.J. (1808). Pity's gift: a collection of interesting tales, to excite the compassion of youth for the animal creation. Jacob Johnson.
Unknown , . (1808). Portraits of curious characters in london, &c. &c. with descriptive and entertaining anecdotes. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Edgeworth , M. (1808). Rosamond, part i. containing the purple jar,—the two plums,—the day of misfortunes—rivuletta: by the author of the parent's assistant, six volumes. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Turner , E. (1808). The daisy; or, cautionary stories in verse, adapted to the capacities of children from four to eight years old. illustrated with engravings on copper-plate. part ii. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.
Turner , E. (1808). The daisy; or, cautionary stories in verse. adapted to the ideas of children from four to eight years old. illustrated with sixteen engravings on copperplate. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson.