Titles by Mathews, Eliza Kirkham in APA format

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Mathews , E.K. (1785). Constance: a novel. the first literary attempt of a young lady. in four volumes. London: Thomas Hookham [New Bond Street]
Mathews , E.K. (1787). The pharos. a collection of periodical essays. by the author of constance. London: Thomas Hookham [New Bond Street]
Mathews , E.K. (1789). Argus; the house-dog at eadlip. memoirs in a family correspondence, by the author of constance and the pharos. in three volumes. ... London: Thomas Hookham [New Bond Street]
Mathews , E.K. (1790). Arnold zulig, a swiss story. by the author of constance, pharos, and argus. London: Thomas Hookham [New Bond Street]
Mathews , E.K. (1790). Arnold zulig: a swiss story. by the author of constance, pharos, and argus. Dublin: R. White [Dublin]
Mathews , E.K. (1791). Memoirs of a scots heiress. addressed to the right honourable lady catherine ******. by the author of constance, &c. Dublin: Patrick Wogan [23 Old Bridge] William Sleater II [Dame Street] Richard Cross. Patrick Byrne I [Grafton Street]
Mathews , E.K. (1791). Memoirs of a scots heiress. addressed to the right honourable lady catherine ******. by the author of constance, &c. ... London: Thomas Hookham [New Bond Street]
Mathews , E.K. (1792). The count de hoensdern; a german tale. by the author of constance, the pharos, argus, &c. &c. in three volumes. London: Thomas Hookham and James Carpenter [Old Bond Street] Thomas Hookham and James Carpenter [New Bond Street]
Mathews , E.K. (1793). The count de hoensdern; a german tale. by the author of constance, the pharos, argus, &. &. in two volumes. Dublin: Patrick Wogan [23 Old Bridge] William Jones I [Dame Street] John Rice [2 College Green] Patrick Byrne I [Grafton Street] John Parker.
Mathews , E.K. (1796). Poems. by elizabeth kirkham strong, of exeter. Exeter:
Mathews , E.K. (1801). Mornings' amusements; or, tales of animals. West Yorkshire:
Mathews , E.K. (1801). What has been. a novel. in two volumes. London: Minerva Press, William Lane.
Mathews , E.K. (1802). Anecdotes of the clairville family; to which is added, the history of emily wilmont. by mrs. c. mathews. York: Thomas Wilson and Robert Spence.
Mathews , E.K. (1802). Ellinor; or, the young governess: a moral tale: interspersed with historical anecdotes, &c. by mrs. c. mathews. West Yorkshire: Thomas Wilson and Robert Spence.
Mathews , E.K. (1802). Lessons of truth: containing the rose; or, the history of ellen selwyn; adelaide, a tale; and the sisters. West Yorkshire:
Mathews , E.K. (1802). Poems by the late mrs. charles mathews, author of "what has been."—"morning's amusements." "lessons of truth," &c. "sad is my song." dedicated by permission to the right hon. the countess fitzwilliam. Doncaster: C. Mathews.
Mathews , E.K. (1806). Ellinor, or, the young governess: a moral tale: interspersed with historical anecdotes, &c. by mrs. c. mathews. York: Thomas Wilson and Robert Spence.
Mathews , E.K. (1806). Lessons of truth: containing the rose; or, the history of ellen selwyn; adelaide, a tale; and the sisters. West Yorkshire: Thomas Wilson and Robert Spence.
Mathews , E.K. (1807). Griffith abbey; or, memoirs of eugenia. by mrs. c. mathews. in two volumes. London: Oddy and Co. J. Goodwin.
Mathews , E.K. (1809). Afternoon amusements; or, tales of birds. the third edition. West Yorkshire:
Mathews , E.K. (1809). Anecdotes of the clairville family; to which is added, the history of emily wilmont. by mrs. c. mathews. York: Thomas Wilson and Sons.
Mathews , E.K. (1809). Ellinor, or, the young governess: a moral tale: interspersed with historical anecdotes, &c. by mrs. c. mathews. York: Wilson and Son.
Mathews , E.K. (1813). Adelaide; or, trials of fortitude. Milford Haven:
Mathews , E.K. (1821). The west-indian; or, anecdotes of the somerville family: on various subjects, designed for the amusement and instruction of youth. Derby:
Mathews , E.K. (1825). The phantom; or, mysteries of the castle. a tale of other times. by the late mrs. mathews, of the theatres royal, york and hull. London: Robert Baldwin, Charles Cradock, and William Joy. Issac Wilson.