Titles by Southcott, Joanna in MLA format

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Southcott, Joanna. On the fast day, 1797, the following was given to Joanna Southcott, in answer to the Rev. J. Pomeroy. ... London: s.n. [sine nomine], 1797.
Southcott, Joanna. A Communication given to Joanna, in Answer to Mr. Brothers' last Book, published the end of this year, 1802. London: 1802.
Southcott, Joanna. A Dispute between the Woman and the Powers of Darkness. August 3, 1802. London: 1802.
Southcott, Joanna. The Answer of the Lord to the Powers of Darkness. London: 1802.
Southcott, Joanna. The Strange Effects of Faith; with remarkable prophecies (made in 1792, &c.) of things which are to come: also some account of my life. Exeter: 1802.
Southcott, Joanna. A Word to the Wise; or A Call to the Nation, that They may know the Days of their Visitation from the Prophecies that are given to Joanna Southcott, with the reasons assigned why the Spirit of Prophecy is given to a Woman; and which is explained from the Scriptures in the Following Pages. Joanna Southcott. Stourbridge: 1803.
Southcott, Joanna. Prophecies. A warning to the Whole World, from the sealed prophecies of Joanna Southcott, and other Communications given since the Writings were opened on the 12th of January, 1803. London: 1803.
Southcott, Joanna. Letters, and Communications of Joanna Southcott, the Prophetess of Exeter: Lately Written to Jane Townley. Stourbridge: 1804.
Southcott, Joanna. On the Prayers for the Fast Day, May, 1804. London: 1804.
Southcott, Joanna. Sound an Alarm in my Holy Mountain. Leeds: 1804.
Southcott, Joanna. Joanna Southcott's Answer to Five Charges in the Leeds Mercury, four of which are absolutely false; But as in the first charge, her accuser might have some room for cavilling, she wishes to make every allowance; and give a clear answer, how that was misunderstood: and not only answer the four false charges that are brought against her; but she has brought four true charges against her adversaries, which will be seen in the following pages. London: 1805.
Southcott, Joanna. Answer to Mr. Brother's book, published in Sept., 1806, and observations on his former writing; also a letter sent to Mr. Huntington. London: 1806.
Southcott, Joanna. Hymns; or, Spiritual Songs, composed from the prophetic writings of Joanna Southcott by P. Pullen, and published by her order. London: W. Tozer, E. J. Field, W. Symonds, The Miss Eveleighs, Samuel Hirst, J. Middleton, James Light, Richard Gravesmith, 1807.
Southcott, Joanna. Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, Composed from the Prophetic Writings of Joanna Southcott. By Philip Pullen. And published by her order. London: E. J. Field, W. Tozer, W. Symonds, The Miss Eveleighs, J. Middleton, James Light, Richard Goldsmith, 1808.
Southcott, Joanna. An Answer to Thomas Paine's Third Part of the Age of Reason, Published by D. I. Eaton; likewise to S. Lane, a Calvinistic Preacher, at Yeovil, in Somersetshire, and to Hewson Clarke, Editor of The Scourge, and late of Emanuel College, Cambridge. By Joanna Southcott. Entered in Stationer's Hall. London: 1812.
Southcott, Joanna. Copies of Letters Sent to the Clergy of Exeter, from 1796 to 1800, with Communications and Prophecies put in the Newspapers in 1813. London: 1813.
Southcott, Joanna. Hymns or Spiritual Songs, Composed from the Prophetic Writings of Joanna Southcott, by Philip Pullen. 1813.
Southcott, Joanna. The Book of Wonders, marvellous and true. London: 1813.
Southcott, Joanna. The Second Book of Wonders, more marvellous than the first. London: 1813.
Southcott, Joanna. Hymns or Spiritual Songs, Composed from the Prophetic Writings of Joanna Southcott. London: W. Tozer, 1814.
Underwood, Ann and Joanna Southcott. Wisdom Excelleth the Weapons of War, and herein is Shewn that Judgments are the Strange Works of the Lord, but Mercy His Darling Attribute. London: 1814.
Jones, Lavinia Elizabeth Chapman and Joanna Southcott. Songs of Faith, Hope, and Joy Founded on the Prophecies, Given from 1792, by Joanna Southcott. Brighton: Phillips and Co., 1835.