Titles by John Wilcox in APA format

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Campbell , D. (1735). A poem upon tea. wherein its antiquity, its several virtues and influences are set forth; and the wisdom of the sober sex commended in chusing so mild a liquor for their entertainments. likewise, the reason why the ladies protest against all imposing liquors, and the vulgar terms used by the followers of bacchus. also, the objections against tea, answered; the complaint of the fair sex redress'd, and the best way of proceeding in love-affairs: together with the sincere courtship of dick and amy, &c. by duncan campbell. London:
Campbell , D. (1735). A poem upon tea. wherein its antiquity, its several virtues and influences are set forth; and the wisdom of the sober sex commended in chusing so mild a liquor for their entertainments. likewise, the reason why the ladies protest against all imposing liquors, and the vulgar terms used by the followers of bacchus. also, the objections against tea, answered; the complaint of the fair sex redress'd, and the best way of proceeding in love-affairs: together with the sincere courtship of dick and amy, &c. by duncan campbell. London:
Unknown , . (1737). The sighs of albion: or the universal mourner. an ode sacred to the memory of ... caroline, queen-consort of great-britain. inscrib'd to the ... lord harvey, ... London:
Unknown , . (1737). The sighs of albion: or the universal mourner. an ode sacred to the memory of ... caroline, queen-consort of great-britain. inscrib'd to the ... lord harvey, ... London:
(1737). The muses library; or a series of english poetry, from the saxons, to the reign of king charles ii. containing, the lives and characters of all the known writers in that interval, the names of their patrons; complete episodes, by way of specimen of the larger pieces, very near the intire works of some, and large quotations from others. being a general collection of almost all the old valuable poetry extant, now so industriously enquir'd after, tho' rarely to be found, but in the studies of the curious, and affording entertainment on all subjects, philosophical, historical, moral, satyrical, allegorical, critical, heroick, pastoral, gallant, amorous, courtly, and sublime, by langland, gower, chaucer, lidgate, occleve, harding, barclay, fabian, skelton, howard earl of surrey, sir t. wyat, dr. bourd, sackville earl of dorset, churchyard, higgens, warner, gascoign, turberville, nash, sir philip sidney, grevill l. brook, spencer, sir john harrington, chalkhill, fairfax, sir john davis, sir w. raleigh, sir edw. dyer, daniel, &c. John Wilcox. Thomas Green. John Brindley. Thomas Osborne I.
Unknown , . (1740). The history of thamas kuli khan, shah, or sophi of persia. extracted from the french. London: John Wilcox. Anne Dodd II. Elizabeth Nutt [Royal Exchange] Elizabeth Cooke [Cook]