Titles by Jamieson, Frances in CHICAGO format

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Jamieson, Frances. Ashford rectory, or, The spoiled child reformed: containing a short introduction to the sciences of architecture and heraldry; with a particular account of the Grecian and Roman games, etc. etc. By Mrs. Jamieson, late Miss Thurtle; Author of "Histories of France and Spain", "Popular Voyages and Travels" etc. Third Edition, Corrected and Enlarged. London: G. and W. B. Whittaker, Nathaniel Hailes [173 Piccadilly], 1820.
Jamieson, Frances. Biographical sketches of the apostles, and the most remarkable characters mentioned in the New Testament. By Mrs. Jamieson, late Miss Thurtle, Author of the Histories of France and Spain; Popular Voyages and Travels, &c., embellished with sixteen beautiful wood cuts by Hughes, from Rubens. London: G. and W. B. Whittaker, Nathaniel Hailes [173 Piccadilly], 1820.
Jamieson, Frances. Popular voyages and travels throughout the continent & islands of Europe: in which the geography, character, customs, and manners of nations are described, and the phenomena of nature most worthy of observation are illustrated on scientific principles. By Mrs. Jamieson (Late Miss Thurtle). Author of Ashford Rectory, A History of France, A History of Spain, &c. &c.; embellished with engravings. London: G. and W. B. Whittaker, Nathaniel Hailes [173 Piccadilly], 1820.
Jamieson, Frances. Stories from Spanish history: for the amusement of children. By Mrs. Jamieson. Author of Histories of Spain and France, Ashford Rectory, Popular Voyages and Travels &c. London: G. and W. B. Whittaker, Nathaniel Hailes [173 Piccadilly], 1820.
Jamieson, Frances. The House Of Ravenspur, A Romance. By Mrs. Jamieson. In Four Volumes. London: G. and W. B. Whittaker, 1822.
Jamieson, Frances. Cadijah: or, The Black Palace. A Tragedy, in Five Acts. By Mrs. Jamieson. London: George B. Whittaker, 1825.
Jamieson, Frances. The knight of the dove and his elfin page: a fairy tale. Embellished with eight engravings; by Mrs. Jamieson. London: Nathaniel Hailes [173 Piccadilly], 1826.