Titles by Philadelphia Female Tract Society in CHICAGO format

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Unknown, . A Present to children at school. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Eyton, John. Account of Hannah Beech. By The Rev. John Eyton, A. M. Rector of Eyton and Vicar of Wellington, Salop. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Randon, Joseph. Letter from a dying soldier, in America, to his wife, in England. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Unknown, . Memoirs of Charles Howard Brodhead. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
No. 13. A Sunday's excursion. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Some account of the happy death of Edwin Tapper, aged 15 years. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Dixon, Joseph. The African widow. An interesting narrative. By a clergyman. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Unknown, . The Christian drummer: a true and interesting story. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Haldane, James A. The life of Catherine Haldane. (Concluded). Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Haldane, James A. The life of Catherine Haldane. Written by her father, who was a minister of the Gospel. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Newton, John. The life of Eliza Cunningham. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Unknown, . The Two apprentices: a narrative and conversation. Written to shew the excellency and use of Scripture. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
Newman, William, and Joseph Hughes. To a youth at school. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1816.
An Interesting account of Elizabeth Allen. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
More, Hannah. 'Tis all for the best. By Miss Hannah More. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Burder, George. A new heart the child's best portion. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
An Interesting account of Elizabeth Allen. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Unknown, [Woman]. Consolation under convictions. A dialogue between a penitent and her Christian friend. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Griffin, John. Early piety, recommended in the history of Miss Dinah Doudney, Portsea, England. In a sermon, by John Griffin. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Griffin, John. Early piety, recommended in the history of Miss Dinah Doudney. Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Familiar dialogues. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Unknown, . Mary the Milk-Maid. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Some account of the happy death of Peter V of Somerville, New Jersey. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Unknown, . The Happy cottagers; or, The breakfast, dinner, and supper. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Unknown, . The History of William Black, the chimney sweeper. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Richmond, Legh. The orphan. By the author of The young cottager. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Unknown, . The Robber's daughter. A Tale. Founded on fact. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
More, Hannah. The sorrows of Yamba: or, The Negro woman's lamentation. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
More, Hannah. The Sorrows of Yamba; or the negro woman's lamentation. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
William Bryant, or The folly of superstitious fears. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1817.
Unknown, . Obituary of Charles Petit, a boy who lately died at the orphan asylum, in New York. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1818.
Unknown, . Obituary of Charles Petit, a boy who lately died at the orphan asylum, in New York. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1818.
Campbell, John. Worlds displayed: for the benefit of young people, by a familiar history of some of their inhabitants. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1819.
Campbell, John. Worlds displayed: for the benefit of young people, by a familiar history of some of their inhabitants. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Female Tract Society, 1819.