Titles by Jones, Mary in APA format

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Jones , M. (1745). A letter to doctor pitt, an eminent physician at oxford. by a young lady of oxford; author of several other celebrated pieces. London: Mary Cooper.
Jones , M. (1750). Miscellanies in prose and verse. by mary jones. Oxford: William Frederick. Robert Dodsley. W. Clements.
Madan , J., Behn , A., Rowe , E.S., Pilkington , L., Grierson , C., Phillips , C., … Killigrew , A. (1755). Poems by eminent ladies; particularly mrs. barber, mrs. behn, miss carter, lady chudleigh, mrs. cockburn, mrs. grierson, mrs. jones, mrs. killigrew, mrs. leapor, mrs. madan, mrs. masters, lady m.w. montague, mrs. monk, duchess of newcastle, mrs. c. philips, mrs. pilkington, mrs. rowe, lady winchelsea. London: Robert Baldwin I.
Jones , M. (1760). Miscellanies in prose and verse. by mary jones. Oxford: Christopher Henderson. Thomas Field. R. Griffiths [Strand]
Chudleigh , M.L., Trotter (Cockburn) , C., Jones , M., Behn , A., Pilkington , L., Killigrew , A., … Rowe , E.S. (1773). Poems by the most eminent ladies of great-britain and ireland. particularly, mrs. barber, mrs. behn, miss carter, lady chudleigh, mrs. cockburn, mrs. grierson, mrs. jones, mrs. killigrew, mrs. leapor, mrs. madan, mrs. masters, lady m. w. montague, mrs. monk, dutchess of newcastle, mrs. k. philips, mrs. pilkington, mrs. rowe, lady winchelsea. selected, with an account of the writers, by g. colman and b. thornton, esqrs. a new edition. London: Thomas Becket and Co. Thomas Evans [Strand]
Jones , M. (1776). The lass on the brow of the hill. Edinburgh: s.n. [sine nomine]
Masters , M., Madan , J., Barber , M., Chudleigh , M.L., Rowe , E.S., Grierson , C., … Carter , E. (1780). Poems by eminent ladies; particularly mrs. barber, mrs. behn, miss carter, lady chudleigh, mrs. cockburn, mrs. grierson, mrs. jones, mrs. killigrew, mrs. leapor, mrs. madan, mrs. masters, lady m.w. montague, mrs. monk, duchess of newcastle, mrs. c. philips, mrs. pilkington, mrs. rowe, lady winchelsea. London: Robert Baldwin I.
Jones , M. (1785). The lass at the brow of the hill. tune-who has e'er been at baldock, &c. Salisbury: