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Chambers , M. (1799). He deceives himself. a domestic tale, in three volumes. by marianne chambers, daughter of the late mr. charles chambers, many years in the service of the hon. east-india company, and unfortunately lost in the winterton. London: Charles Dilly.

Chambers , M. (1805). The school for friends, a comedy, in five acts. as performed, atih distinguished success, by their majesties servants at the theatre-royal, drury-lane. written by miss chambers, author of "he deceives himself,"—a domestic tale, in 3 vols. London: James Barker and Son.

Chambers , M. (1806). The school for friends, a comedy, in five acts. as performed, with distinguished success, by their majesties servants at the theatre-royal, drury-lane. written by miss chambers, author of "he deceives himself,"—a domestic tale, in 3 vols. the fourth edition. London: James Barker and Son.

Chambers , M. (1806). The school for friends, a comedy, in five acts. as performed, with distinguished success, by their majesties servants at the theatre-royal, drury-lane. written by miss chambers, author of "he deceives himself,"—a domestic tale, in 3 vols. the third edition. London: James Barker and Son.

Chambers , M., & Dibdin , T. (1806). The school for friends, a comedy, in five acts. by miss chambers. as performed at the theatres, drury-lane and new-york. New York: David Longworth.

Colman , G.(.y., & Reynolds , F., & Chambers , M. (1809). The english and american stage. volume xi. contains ... : a complete table of contents is placed at the end of every ten volumes. New York: David Longworth.

Chambers , M. (1811). Ourselves, a comedy, in five acts. as performed, with distinguished success, by they majesties servants, at the theatre-royal, lyceum, by miss chambers, author of the school for friends. London:

Chambers , M., & Dibdin , T. (1811). Ourselves, a comedy, in five acts. by miss chambers, author of the school for friends. [from the first london edition, of 1811] New York: The Longworths.

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