Titles by Gooch, Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real in APA format
There are 14 titles associated with this person.
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1788).
An appeal to the public, on the conduct of mrs. gooch, the wife of william gooch, esq. written by herself.
London:
George Kearsley [Fleet Street]
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1788).
An appeal to the public, on the conduct of mrs. gooch, the wife of william gooch, esq. written by herself.
London:
George Kearsley [Fleet Street]
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1792).
The life of mrs. gooch. written by herself. dedicated to the public. in three volumes.
London:
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1793).
Poems on various subjects. by mrs. gooch.
London:
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1795).
The contrast: a novel. by e. s. villa-real gooch.
Dublin:
Patrick Wogan [23 Old Bridge] John Rice [2 College Green] Patrick Byrne I [Grafton Street] George Folingsby [59 Dame Street]
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1796).
The wanderings of the imagination. by mrs. gooch. in two volumes.
London:
Benjamin Crosby.
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1799).
Fancied events: or, the sorrows of ellen. a novel. in two volumes. by mrs. villa-real gooch.
London:
George Cawthorn, Apollo Press.
Gooch
, E.S.V., &
Bellamy
, T.
(1801).
The beggar boy. a novel, in three volumes. by the late mr. thomas bellamy. to which are prefixed, biographical particulars of the author, by mrs. villa-real gooch.
London:
Earle and Hemet [Albemarle]
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1801).
Truth and fiction. a novel.
London:
George Cawthorn, Apollo Press.
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1802).
Monody to the memory of his grace the duke of bedford. by mrs. villa-real gooch.
London:
Bellamy
, T., &
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1802).
The beggar boy. a novel. in three volumes. by the late mr. thomas bellamy.
Alexandria:
Bournon-Malarmé
, C.
(1804).
Can we doubt it?; or, the genuine history of two families of norwich. by charlotte bournon-malarme, member of the academy of arcades of rome. translated from the french, by mrs. villa-real gooch. in three volumes.
London:
Benjamin Crosby and Co.
Gooch
, E.S.V.
(1804).
Sherwood forest; or, northern adventures. a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. villa-real gooch.
London:
Samuel Highley [24 Fleet]