Titles by Cottin, Sophie in APA format

There are 12 titles associated with this person.

Cottin , S. (1807). Dangerous friendship, or, the letters of clara d'albe. translated from the french by a lady of baltimore. Baltimore:
Cottin , S. (1808). Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. Philadelphia: Mathew Carey [121 Chesnut Street]
Cottin , S. (1809). Elizabeth, or, the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. Carlisle: Mathew Carey [121 Chesnut Street]
Cottin , S. (1809). Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. second edition. Boston: Munroe, Francis & Parker. Ezra Sargeant.
Cottin , S. (1810). Elizabeth, or, the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. third edition. Poughkeepsie:
Cottin , S. (1810). The saracen, or matilda and malek adhel, a crusade-romance, from the french of madame cottin, with an historical introduction, by j. michaud, the french editor. four volumes in two. New York: Isaac Riley.
Cottin , S. (1811). Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. Philadelphia: Mathew Carey [121 Chesnut Street]
Cottin , S. (1811). The saracen, or matilda and malek adhel, a crusade romance, from the french of madame cottin, with an historical introduction, by j. michaud, the french editor. four volumes in two. Boston:
Cottin , S. (1812). Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. New York: Evert Duyckinck [Pearl Street]
Cottin , S. (1815). Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia: a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. Windsor: Preston Merrifield.
Cottin , S. (1817). Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. London: John Sharpe [Piccadilly]
Cottin , S. (1819). Elizabeth; or, the exiles of siberia. a tale, founded upon facts. from the french of madame cottin. Baltimore: Fielding Lucas, Jr.