Titles by Beverley, Elizabeth in APA format

There are 21 titles associated with this person.

Beverley , E. (1818). Modern times. being a few remarks on the 29th verse of the 5th chapter of jeremiah. London:
Beverley , E. (1818). The actress's ways and means, to industriously raise the wind. containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions of mrs. r. beverley, comedian; professor of elocution, and author of the popular "coronation sermon," "modern times" &c. &c. London: Macdonald and Son.
Beverley , E. (1819). A poetical olio by mrs. r. beverly, comedian, author of the mirror, modern times, &c. London:
Beverley , E. (1819). The monmouth-street cap. being a close fit for many small heads as well as great ones. London:
Beverley , E. (1820). Entertaining and moral poems, on various subjects, expressly designed for the use of the rising generation. London:
Beverley , E. (1820). The actress's ways and means, to industriously raise the wind. containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions of mrs. r. beverley, comedian. London:
Beverley , E. (1821). A glass for kings. a sermon, proper to be preached at the coronation of a king. being the reverse of a canterbury tale, or a yorkshire story! as it is most faithfully expounded from the following texts of holy writ. London:
Beverley , E. (1822). The actress's ways and means to industriously raise the wind: containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions . . . . London:
Beverley , E. (1822). The actress's ways and means, to industriously raise the wind! containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions of mrs. r. beverley, comedian, professor of elocution, and author of the popular "coronation sermon," "modern times," &c. London:
Beverley , E. (1822). The actress's ways and means, to industriously raise the wind! containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions of... London:
Beverley , E. (1822). The actress's ways and means, to industriously raise the wind! containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions of... London:
Beverley , E. (1823). The actress's ways and means to industriously raise the wind: containing moral and entertaining poems, on a variety of subjects. London:
Beverley , E. (1823). The actress's ways and means to industriously raise the wind: containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions. London: Thomas Dolby, Britannia Press.
Beverley , E. (1823). The book of variety. containing laughable anecdotes, entertaining poetry, and various pieces of interest and amusement. London:
Beverley , E. (1825). Odd thoughts, on a variety of odd subjects, by that odd little woman, mrs elizabeth beverley, comedian; professor of elocution, and authoress of the popular coronation sermon, &c. London:
Beverley , E. (1825). The actress's ways and means to industriously raise the wind: containing the moral and entertaining poetical effusions . . . . London:
Beverley , E. (1826). Entertaining moral poems, on a variety of subjects. London:
Beverley , E. (1827). The bee. containing letters from mrs. elizabeth beverley, (comedian, professor of elocution, and authoress of the popular "coronation sermon," &c. &c.) in town, to her friend, poll curious, in the country. London:
Beverley , E. (1827). Veluti in speculum. wherein the authoress ... has candidly stated her opinions on a variety of useful, and, she hopes, entertaining subjects. London:
Beverley , E. (1828). Useful subjects in prose and verse; by mrs. elizabeth beverley, comedian; professor of elocution and authoress of the popular coronation sermon, &c. &c. fourth edition. London:
Beverley , E. (1830). The indefatigable, bound on a voyage to the island of liberality, fitted out and stored (with what it is respectfully hoped will please her numerous friends), by the sole owner. London: