Titles by Meeke, Elizabeth in APA format
There are 44 titles associated with this person.
Meeke
, E.
(1795).
Count st. blancard, or, the prejudiced judge, a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. meek. ...
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1796).
The abbey of clugny. a novel. by mrs. meeke, author of count st. blancard. in three volumes.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1797).
Palmira and ermance. a novel, in three volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of count st. blancard.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1797).
The mysterious wife. a novel, in four volumes. by gabrielli.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1798).
The sicilian. a novel. in four volumes. by the author of the mysterious wife.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1799).
Ellesmere. a novel. in four volumes. by mrs. meeke.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1799).
Harcourt. a novel. in four volumes. by the author of the mysterious wife, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1800).
Anecdotes of the altamont family. a novel. in four volumes. by the author of the sicilian, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1801).
The mysterious husband. a novel. in four volumes. by gabrielli, author of the mysterious wife, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1801).
Which is the man? a novel. in four volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of anecdotes of the altamont family, ellesmere, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Meeke
, E.
(1802).
Independence. a novel. in four volumes. by gabrielli, author of the mysterious husband, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1802).
Midnight weddings. a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of anecdotes of the altamont family, ellesmere, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, William Lane.
Ducray-Duménil
, F.
(1803).
A tale of mystery; or, celina. a novel. in four volumes. altered from the french of ducray-duminil, by mrs. meeke, author of which is the man, the sicilian, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1804).
Amazement. a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of ellesmere, midnight weddings, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Lafontaine
, A.H.J.
(1804).
Lobenstein village. a novel. in four volumes. translated by mrs. meeke, from the french of augustus la fontaine.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1804).
Something odd! a novel. in three volumes.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1804).
The nine days' wonder. a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of the old wife and young husband, amazement, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1804).
The old wife and young husband. a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of ellesmere, palmira and ermance, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1805).
The wonder of the village. a novel. in three volumes.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1806).
Something strange. a novel. in four volumes. by gabrielli, author of the mysterious husband, independence, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1807).
Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale, founded on facts. altered from the french of madame de cottin, by mrs. meeke.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1807).
Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale, founded on facts. from the french of mad. cottin.
London:
G. and W. Appleyard. Oddy and Co. W. Oddy.
Cottin
, S.R., &
Ducray-Duménil
, F.
(1807).
Julien; or, my father's house: a novel. altered from the french of ducray-duminil by mrs. meeke. to which is added, elizabeth; or the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded on facts. from the french of madame de cottin.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1808).
"there is a secret, find it out!". a novel. in four volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of amazement, old wife and young husband, wonder of the village, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1808).
Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale, founded on facts. from the french of madame cottin. second edition.
London:
G. and W. Appleyard. Samuel Augustus and Henry Oddy.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1809).
Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale, founded upon facts. a new translation from the french of madame cottin.
London:
Samuel Augustus Oddy.
Meeke
, E.
(1809).
Langhton priory. a novel. in four volumes. by gabrielli, author of mysterious wife, mysterious husband, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, Lane, Newman, and Co.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1810).
Elizabeth; or, the exile of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cotton. third edition.
Poughkeepsie:
de Vichy-Chamrond
, M.A.
(1810).
The unpublished correspondence of madame du deffand; with d'alembert, montesquieu, the president henault, the duchess du maine, mesdames de staal, de choiseul, the marquis d'argens, the chevalier d'aydie, &c. followed by the letters of voltaire to madame du deffand. translated from the original french, by mrs. meeke. in two volumes.
London:
Anthony King Newman and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1811).
Stratagems defeated. a novel. in four volumes. by gabrielli, author of langhton priory; mysterious wife; mysterious husband; harcourt, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1811).
The parent's offering to a good child: a collection of interesting tales. by mrs. meeke; embellished with thirteen handsomely coloured engravings.
London:
Anthony King Newman and Co. Thomas Dean and Munday [35 Threadneedle Street]
Meeke
, E.
(1812).
Matrimony, the height of bliss, or the extreme of misery. a novel. in four volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of "there is a secret," find it out! old wife and young husband, &c.
London:
Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1814).
Conscience. a novel. in four volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of matrimony, midnight weddings, nine days' wonder, tale of mystery, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1815).
Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale founded upon facts. translated from the french of madame de cottin. by mrs. meeke, author of 'conscience,' 'matrimony,' &c. &c.
London:
Anthony King Newman and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1815).
The spanish campaign; or, the jew. a novel. in three volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of conscience, matrimony, midnight weddings, nine days' wonder, tale of mystery, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.
Klopstock
, F.G.
(1817).
The messiah . . . .
London:
Cottin
, S.R.
(1819).
Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale. founded on facts. from the french of madame de cottin. by mrs. meeke. a new and correct edition.
London:
Anthony King Newman and Co.
Meeke
, E.
(1819).
The veiled protectress; or, the mysterious mother. a novel. in five volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of matrimony, nine days' wonder, old wife and young husband, spanish campaign, conscience, there is a secret! ellesmere, &c. &c.
London:
Minerva Press, A. K. Newman and Co.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1821).
Elizabeth; or the exiles of siberia. in verse.
London:
Joseph Harvey and Samuel Darton.
Klopstock
, F.G.
(1821).
The messiah: from the german of klopstock. the first sixteen books by mrs. collyer, and the three last by mrs. meeke. to which is prefixed, an introduction on divine poetry.
London:
Francis, Charles and John Rivington. James Nunn. Thomas Cadell and William Davies. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. G. and W. B. Whittaker. John Richardson [Bristol] John Walker II [44 Paternoster Row, 1784-1814, 1818-1825] Anthony King Newman and Co. Lackington and Co. Hannah Black, Kingsbury, Charles Parbury & Allen. Alexander Black, Young, and Young. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Robert Baldwin, Charles Cradock, and William Joy. John Robinson. W. Simpkin and R. Marshall. R. Scholey. George Cowie. Edward Edwards.
Meeke
, E.
(1823).
What shall be, shall be. a novel. in four volumes. by mrs. meeke, author of the veiled protectress; old wife and young husband; there is a secret! find it out; which is the man? the spanish campaign, &c.
London:
Anthony King Newman and Co.
Cottin
, S.R.
(1824).
Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia; a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. embellished with engravings on wood.
London:
John Limbird [143 Strand]