Titles by Moodie, Susanna in APA format

Moodie , S., & Traill , C.P. (1825). The flower basket; or, nursery rhymes and tales. by the author of adventures of a field-mouse, tell-tale, disobedience, lessons for the nursery, &c.; embellished with thirteen coloured engravings. London:

Moodie , S., & Traill , C.P. (1825). The flower-basket, or, poetical blossoms: original nursery rhymes and tales by the author of adventures of a field-mouse, lessons for the nursery, tell-tale &c. London: Anthony King Newman and Co.

Moodie , S. (1826). The little quaker, or, the triumph of virtue: a tale for the instruction of youth. London: William Cole.

Moodie , S. (1828). Hugh latimer, or, the school-boys' friendship. by susannah strickland. London: Thomas Dean and Munday [35 Threadneedle Street]

Traill , C.P., & Moodie , S. (1828). The little prisoner; or, passion and patience: and, amendment; or, charles grant and his sister. [two tales.] by the authors of hugh latimer [i.e. susannah strickland], little quaker [i.e. susannah strickland], rowland massingham [i.e. susannah strickland], rowland massingham [i.e. susannah strickland], tell tale [i.e. agnes strickland], reformation [i.e. catharine parr strickland], disobedience [i.e. elizabeth strickland], etc. London: Anthony King Newman and Co.

Strickland , A., & Moodie , S. (1830). Patriotic songs written by agnes and susanna strickland; and composed by j. green. London: John Green.

Hofland , B., Opie , A., Hall , A.M., Howitt , M., Mitford , M.R., Jewsbury , M.J., … Edelman , M. (1830). The juvenile forget me not. a christmas and new year's gift, or birthday present, for the year 1831. edited by mrs. s.c. hall. London: Nathaniel Hailes [168 Piccadilly] Frederick Westley and A.H. Davis. Robert Jennings.

Moodie , S. (1831). Enthusiasm; and other poems. by susanna strickland (now mrs moodie.) London: George Smith, Alexander Elder and Co.

Prince , M. (1831). The history of mary prince, a west indian slave. related by herself. with a supplement by the editor. to which is added, the narrative of asa-asa, a captured african. London: Frederick Westley and A.H. Davis. Waugh and Innes [1826-1836]

Prince , M. (1831). The history of mary prince, a west indian slave. related by herself. with a supplement by the editor. to which is added, the narrative of asa-asa, a captured african. second edition. London: Frederick Westley and A.H. Davis. Waugh and Innes [1826-1836]

Prince , M. (1831). The history of mary prince, a west indian slave. related by herself. with a supplement by the editor. to which is added, the narrative of asa-asa, a captured african. third edition. London: Frederick Westley and A.H. Davis. Waugh and Innes [1826-1836]

Moodie , S., & Hofland , B., & Edgeworth , M. (1836). The book of tales for youth. moral and entertaining. Mobile: J.S. Kellogg & Co.

Moodie , S., & Hofland , B., & Edgeworth , M. (1836). The book of tales for youth. moral and entertaining. Ithaca: Mack, Andrus, & Woodruff.