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1. 1526:  Roper, Margaret (More), trans. (from Desiderius Erasmus) — A Devout Treatise Upon the Pater Noster
2. 1531:  Roper, Margaret (More), trans. (from Desiderius Erasmus) — A Devout Treatise Upon the Pater Noster
3. 1545:  Parr, Katharine — Prayers Stirring the Mind unto Heavenly Meditations
4. 1546:  Askew, Anne — The First Examination of Anne Askew
5. 1547:  Askew, Anne — The Latter Examination of Anne Askew
6. 1548:  Bacon, Ann (Cooke) — Translator’s Preface to Sermons of Barnardine Ochine of Sena
7. 1548:  Elizabeth I, trans. (from Marguerite d’Angouleme) — A Godly Meditation of the Christian Soul
8. 1548:  Parr, Katharine — The Lamentation of a Sinner
9. 1558:  Elizabeth I — The Accession Speech and Prayer
10. 1560:  Locke, Anne (Vaughan) — Introductory Epistle to Sermons of John Calvin
11. 1560:  Locke, Anne (Vaughan) — A Meditation of a Penitent Sinner
12. 1563:  Askew, Anne — The Two Examinations of Anne Askew (Foxe)
13. 1564:  Bacon, Ann (Cooke), trans. (from John Jewel) — An Apology or Answer in Defence of the Church of England
14. c. 1567:  Whitney, Isabella — The Copy of a Letter
15. 1570:  Bacon, Ann (Cooke), trans. (from Bernardino Ochino) — Sermons of Barnardine Ochine
16. 1573:  Whitney, Isabella — A Sweet Nosegay, or Pleasant Posy
17. 1578:  Tyler, Margaret — Introductory Material to The Mirror of Princely Deeds and Knighthood
18. 1582:  [various authors] — The First Lamp of Virginity
19. 1582:  [various authors] — The Monument of Matrons (excerpts)
20. 1584:  Wheathill, Anne — A Handful of Wholesome (Though Homely) Herbs
21. 1586:  Elizabeth I — The True Copy of a Letter
22. 1588:  Elizabeth I — The Tilbury speech (Aske’s version)
23. 1589:  Anger, Jane — Jane Anger Her Protection for Women
24. 1589:  Dowriche, Anne (Edgecombe) — The French History
25. 1590:  Locke, Anne (Vaughan) — Dedicatory Epistle from Of the Marks of the Children of God
26. 1592:  Sidney, Mary, Countess of Pembroke, trans. (from Robert Garnier) — Antonius
27. 1592:  Sidney, Mary, Countess of Pembroke, trans. (from Philippe de Mornay) — A Discourse of Life and Death
28. 1595:  Sidney, Mary, Countess of Pembroke — The Doleful Lay of the Fair Clorinda
29. 1595:  Sidney, Mary, Countess of Pembroke, trans. (from Robert Garnier) — The Tragedie of Antony
30. 1595:  [unknown] — The Bridling, Saddling, and Riding of a Rich Churl in Hampshire
31. 1601:  Elizabeth I — Her Majesty’s Most Princely Answer (The Golden Speech)
32. 1602:  Sidney, Mary, Countess of Pembroke — Dialogue Between Two Shepherds In Praise of Astrea
33. 1604:  Grymeston, Elizabeth (Bernye) — Miscellanea, Meditations, Memoratives
34. 1605:  Russell, Elizabeth — Introductory Material to A Way of Reconciliation
35. 1606:  Melvill, Elizabeth — A Godly Dream
36. 1611:  Lanyer, Aemilia (Bassano) — Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum
37. 1613:  Cary, Elizabeth (Tanfield), Viscountess Falkland — The Tragedie of Mariam
38. 1616:  Leigh, Dorothy (Kemp) — The Mother’s Blessing
39. 1617:  Munda, Constantia — The Worming of a Mad Dog
40. 1617:  Sowernam, Ester — Esther Hath Hang’d Haman
41. 1617:  Speght, Rachel — A Muzzle for Melastomus
42. 1619:  [unknown] — The Wonderful Discoverie of the Witchcrafts of Margaret and Phillip Flower
43. 1620:  [unknown] — Swetnam, the Woman-Hater, Arraigned by Women
44. 1621:  Speght, Rachel — Mortalities Memorandum
45. 1621:  Wroth, Lady Mary (Sidney) — The Countess of Montgomery’s Urania
46. 1622:  Clinton, Elizabeth — The Countess of Lincoln’s Nursery
47. 1624:  Jocelin, Elizabeth — The Mother’s Legacy to her Unborn Child
48. 1625:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — A Warning to the Dragon
49. 1630:  Primrose, Diana — A Chain of Pearl
50. 1630:  R., M. — The Mother’s Counsel or, Live Within Compass
51. 1632:  Deacon, Pudentiana — Introductory Material to Delicious Entertainments of the Soul
52. 1632:  Gray, Alexia — Introductory Material to The Rule of the Most Blissed Father Saint Benedict
53. 1633:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — All the Kings of the Earth Shall Praise Thee
54. 1634:  Owen, Jane — An Antidote Against Purgatory
55. 1634:  Sutcliffe, Alice (Woodhouse) — Meditations of Man’s Mortality
56. 1635:  Augustine, Sister Magdalen — Introductory Material to The History of the Angelical Virgin Glorious S. Clare
57. 1639:  Du Verger, Susanne — Epistle Dedicatory from Admirable Events
58. c. 1640:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Apocalypse, Chap. 11
59. 1640:  Man, Judith, trans. (from Nicholas Coeffeteau) — An Epitome of the History of Fair Argenis and Polyarchus
60. 1640:  Tattle-well, Mary and Hit-him-Home, Joan — The Womens Sharp Revenge
61. 1641:  Chidley, Katharine — The Justification of the Independent Churches of Christ
62. 1641:  Stagg, Anne, et al. — A True Copy of the Petition
63. 1642:  Elizabeth I — Queen Elizabeth’s Speech to Her Last Parliament
64. 1643:  Elizabeth I — A Most Excellent and Remarkable Speech
65. 1644:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Bride’s Preparation
66. 1644:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — From the Lady Eleanor, Her Blessing to Her Beloved Daughter
67. 1644:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Word of God
68. 1644:  Jones, Sarah — To Sion’s Lovers
69. 1645:  Chidley, Katharine — Good Counsel, to the Petitioners for Presbyterian Government
70. 1645:  Chidley, Katharine — A New-Yeares Gift
71. 1645:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — As Not Unknown, This Petition
72. 1645:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — For Whitsun Tide’s Last Feast
73. 1645:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Great Britain’s Visitation
74. 1646:  Burch, Dorothy — A Catechism of the Several Heads of Christian Religion
75. 1646:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Day of Judgments Model
76. 1646:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — For the Blessed Feast of Easter
77. 1646:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Gatehouse Salutation
78. 1646:  Lilburne, Elizabeth — To the Chosen and Betrusted Knights
79. 1647:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Ezekiel the Prophet Explained
80. 1648:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Reader, the Heavy Hour at Hand
81. 1648:  Poole, Elizabeth — A Vision
82. 1649:  Cartwright, Joanna — The Petition of the Jews
83. 1649:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Appearance or Presence of the Son of Man
84. 1649:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Blasphemous Charge Against Her
85. 1649:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Crying Charge
86. 1649:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Everlasting Gospel
87. 1649:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — For the Most Honorable States
88. 1649:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — For the Right Noble Sir Balthazar Gerbier
89. 1650:  Bradstreet, Anne (Dudley) — The Tenth Muse
90. 1650:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Arraignment
91. 1650:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Elijah the Tishbite’s Supplication
92. 1651:  Cary, Mary — The Little Horns Doom and Downfall, and A New and More Exact Map
93. 1651:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — The Benediction
94. 1651:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Hell’s Destruction
95. 1651:  Love, Mary (Stone) — Love’s Name Lives
96. 1651:  Weamys, Anna — A Continuation of Sir Philip Sydney’s Arcadia
97. 1652:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Bethlehem Signifying the House of Bread
98. 1652:  Davies, Lady Eleanor — Tobits Book: A Lesson
99. 1652:  [unknown] — Eliza’s Babes
100. 1653:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Poems and Fancies
101. 1653:  Collins, An — Divine Songs and Meditations
102. 1653:  Grey, Elizabeth, Countess of Kent — A Choice Manual, or Rare and Select Secrets
103. 1653:  Grey, Elizabeth, Countess of Kent — A True Gentlewoman’s Delight
104. 1654:  Elizabeth I — The Tilbury speech (version in Cabala)
105. 1654:  Trapnel, Anna — The Cry of a Stone
106. 1654:  Trapnel, Anna — Strange and Wonderful News
107. 1655:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The World’s Olio
108. 1655:  Simmons, Martha (Calvert) — A Lamentation for the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel
109. 1655:  Simmons, Martha (Calvert) — When the Lord Jesus Came to Jerusalem
110. 1656:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Natures Pictures
111. 1656:  Fell, Margaret (Askew) — A Loving Salutation to the Seed of Abraham
112. 1656:  Wight, Sarah — A Wonderful Pleasant and Profitable Letter
113. 1659:  Barwick, Grace — To All the Present Rulers
114. 1659:  Jinner, Sarah — An Almanack and Prognostication for the Year of our Lord 1659
115. 1659:  Jinner, Sarah — The Woman’s Almanac
116. 1659:  Parr, Susanna — Susanna’s Apology Against the Elders
117. 1660:  Biddle, Hester — A Warning from the Lord God
118. 1660:  Fell, Margaret (Askew) — A Declaration and an Information from us the People of God Called Quakers
119. 1660:  Fell, Margaret (Askew) — An Evident Demonstration to Gods Elect
120. 1660:  Fell, Margaret (Askew) — This Was Given to Major General Harrison and the Rest
121. 1662:  Biddle, Hester — The Trumpet of the Lord Sounded Forth Unto These Three Nations
122. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Bell in Campo
123. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — A Comedy of the Apocryphal Ladies
124. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Comical Hash
125. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Female Academy
126. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Introductory and Concluding Materials to Plays
127. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Lady Contemplation
128. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Loves Adventures
129. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Matrimonial Trouble
130. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Nature’s Three Daughters, Beauty, Love and Wit
131. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Public Wooing
132. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Religious
133. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Several Wits
134. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Unnatural Tragedy
135. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Wits Cabal
136. 1662:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Youths Glory, and Deaths Banquet
137. 1662:  Evans, Katharine and Chevers, Sarah — This is a Short Relation
138. 1663:  Carleton, Mary — The Case of Madam Mary Carleton
139. 1663:  Love, Mary (Stone) — Love’s Name Lives
140. 1663:  Philips, Katherine (Fowler), trans. (from Pierre Corneille) — Pompey
141. 1664:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — CCXI Sociable Letters
142. 1664:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Philosophical Letters
143. 1664:  Philips, Katherine (Fowler) — Poems
144. 1664:  Woolley, Hannah — The Cook’s Guide: or, Rare Receipts for Cookery
145. 1666:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Observations upon Experimental Philosophy
146. 1667:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Life of William Cavendish
147. 1667:  Fell, Margaret (Askew) — Women’s Speaking Justified
148. 1667:  Philips, Katherine (Fowler) — Poems by the Most Deservedly Admired Mrs. Katherine Philips, the Matchless Orinda, to which is added Monsieur Corneille’s Pompey and Horace, Tragedies
149. 1668:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Bridals
150. 1668:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Convent of Pleasure
151. 1668:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World
152. 1668:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — Introductory Material to Plays Never Before Printed
153. 1668:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — A Piece of a Play
154. 1668:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Presence
155. 1668:  Cavendish, Margaret (Lucas), Duchess of Newcastle — The Sociable Companions, or the Female Wits
156. 1668:  Woolley, Hannah — A Guide to Ladies, Gentlewomen, and Maids
157. 1669:  Denham, John, trans. (from Pierre Corneille) — Conclusion to Katherine Philips’ Horace
158. 1670:  Boothby, Frances — Marcelia: or the Treacherous Friend
159. 1671:  Behn, Aphra — The Amorous Prince, or, the Curious Husband
160. 1671:  Sharp, Jane — The Midwives Book
161. 1673:  Makin, Bathsua (Reynolds) — An Essay to Revive the Ancient Education of Gentlewomen
162. 1677:  Behn, Aphra — Abdelazer, or, The Moor’s Revenge
163. 1677:  Whitrow, Joan — The Work of God in a Dying Maid
164. 1678:  Behn, Aphra — Sir Patient Fancy
165. 1678:  Bradstreet, Anne (Dudley) — Several Poems
166. 1679:  Elizabeth I — The Last Speech and Thanks of Queen Elizabeth
167. 1679:  Hutchinson, Lucy (Apsley) — Order and Disorder
168. 1679:  Philips, Joan — Female Poems on Several Occasions
169. 1680:  Cary, Elizabeth (Tanfield), Viscountess Falkland — The History of the Life, Reign, and Death of Edward II
170. 1680:  Cary, Elizabeth (Tanfield), Viscountess Falkland — The History of the Most Unfortunate Prince King Edward II
171. 1680:  Cellier, Elizabeth (Dormer) — Malice Defeated
172. 1682:  Rowlandson, Mary (White) — The Sovereignty and Goodness of God
173. 1684:  Behn, Aphra — Poems Upon Several Occasions, with a Voyage to the Island of Love
174. 1685:  Behn, Aphra — Miscellany, Being a Collection of Poems by Several Hands. Together with Reflections on Morality, or Seneca Unmasked
175. 1685:  Behn, Aphra — A Pindaric Poem
176. 1686:  Behn, Aphra, trans. (from Balthasar de Bonnecorse) — La Montre: or The Lover’s Watch
177. 1686:  Egerton, Sarah (Fyge) — The Female Advocate
178. 1686:  Killigrew, Anne — Poems by Mrs. Anne Killigrew
179. 1688:  Barker, Jane — Poetical Recreations
180. 1688:  Behn, Aphra — The Emperor of the Moon
181. 1688:  Behn, Aphra — Oroonoko
182. 1688:  Behn, Aphra — Translator’s Preface to A Discovery of New Worlds
183. 1688:  Cellier, Elizabeth (Dormer) — To Dr.---- An Answer to his Queries, Concerning the College of Midwives
184. 1688:  Elizabeth I — The Marriage Speech (extemporaneous version)
185. 1688:  Elizabeth I — A Speech Made by Queen Elizabeth
186. 1688:  Holden, Mary — The Womens Almanack for the Year of our Lord 1688
187. 1688:  Waite, Mary, et al. — Epistle from the Womens Yearly Meeting at York, and an Epistle from Mary Waite
188. 1689:  Behn, Aphra — History of the Nun
189. 1689:  Behn, Aphra — A Pindaric Poem to the Reverend Doctor Burnet
190. 1689:  Whitrow, Joan — The Humble Address of the Widow Whitrowe to King William
191. 1690:  Behn, Aphra — The Widow Ranter
192. 1690:  Evelyn, Mary — Mundus Muliebris: or, the Ladies Dressing-Room
193. 1690:  Whitrow, Joan — The Humble Salutation and Faithful Greeting of the Widow Whitrowe to King William
194. 1691:  D’Anvers, Alicia (Clarke) — Academia: or, the Humours of the University of Oxford
195. 1691:  Evelyn, Mary — Mundus Foppensis: or the Fop Displayed
196. 1692:  Conway, Anne (Finch), Viscountess Conway — The Principles of the Most Ancient and Modern Philosophy
197. 1692:  Whitrow, Joan — To King William and Queen Mary
198. 1693:  D’Anvers, Alicia (Clarke) — The Oxford-Act: A Poem
199. 1693:  Elizabeth I — The Golden Speech
200. 1693:  Elizabeth I — The Marriage Speech (parliamentary version)
201. 1693:  [various authors] — Letters of Love and Gallantry (vol. 1)
202. 1694:  Astell, Mary — A Serious Proposal to the Ladies
203. 1694:  Whitrow, Joan — The Widow Whitrow’s Humble Thanksgiving
204. 1694:  [various authors] — Letters of Love and Gallantry (vol. 2)
205. 1696:  Ariadne — She Ventures, and He Wins
206. 1696:  Manley, Delarivier — Letters Written by Mrs. Manley
207. 1696:  Masham, Lady Damaris (Cudworth) — A Discourse Concerning the Love of God
208. 1696:  Rowe, Elizabeth (Singer) — Poems on Several Occasions
209. 1697:  Philips, Katherine (Fowler) — Letters by the Late Celebrated Mrs. Katherine Philips
210. 1697:  Pix, Mary (Griffith) — The Innocent Mistress
211. 1698:  Pix, Mary (Griffith) — The Deceiver Deceived
212. 1699:  Pix, Mary (Griffith) — The False Friend
213. 1700:  Marsin, M. — Good News to the Good Women
214. 1700:  Pix, Mary (Griffith) — The Beau Defeated
215. 1701:  Chudleigh, Lady Mary (Lee) — The Ladies Defence
216. 1702:  Wiseman, Jane — Antiochus the Great: or, the Fatal Relapse
217. 1703:  Chudleigh, Lady Mary (Lee) — Poems on Several Occasions. Together with the Song of the Three Children Paraphrased
218. 1703:  Egerton, Sarah (Fyge) — Poems on Several Occasions, Together with a Pastoral
219. 1704:  [unknown] — The Female Wits
220. 1705:  Philips, Katherine (Fowler) — Letters by the Late Celebrated Mrs. Katherine Philips
221. 1705:  Philips, Katherine (Fowler) — Letters From Orinda to Poliarchus
222. 1706:  Astell, Mary — Reflections Upon Marriage
223. 1707:  Centlivre, Susanna (Freeman) — The Platonic Lady
224. 1709:  Centlivre, Susanna (Freeman) — The Man’s Bewitched
225. 1710:  Chudleigh, Lady Mary (Lee) — Essays Upon Several Subjects in Prose and Verse
226. 1713:  Barker, Jane — Love Intrigues: or, The History of the Amours of Bosvil and Galesia
227. 1713:  Finch, Anne (Kingsmill), Countess of Winchilsea — Aristomenes: or, the Royal Shepherd
228. 1713:  Finch, Anne (Kingsmill), Countess of Winchilsea — Miscellany Poems, on Several Occasions
229. 1714:  Centlivre, Susanna (Freeman) — The Wonder: A Woman Keeps a Secret
230. 1716:  Butler, Sarah — Irish Tales
231. 1719:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — Love in Excess (vol. 1)
232. 1719:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — Love in Excess (vol. 2)
233. 1720:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — Love in Excess (vol. 3)
234. 1722:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The British Recluse
235. 1723:  Barker, Jane — A Patch-Work Screen for the Ladies
236. 1725:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — Bath-Intrigues
237. 1725:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — Fantomina
238. 1726:  Barker, Jane — The Lining of the Patch Work Screen
239. 1726:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The City Jilt
240. 1727:  Boyd, Elizabeth — Variety: A Poem
241. 1727:  Colson, Elizabeth — A Short Account of the Life of Elizabeth Colson
242. 1728:  Hanson, Elizabeth (Meader) — God’s Mercy Surmounting Man’s Cruelty
243. 1728:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The Agreeable Caledonian
244. 1728:  Rowe, Elizabeth (Singer) — Friendship in Death
245. 1729:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The City Widow
246. 1729:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The Fair Hebrew
247. 1734:  Barber, Mary — Poems on Several Occasions
248. 1736:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — Adventures of Eovaai, Princess of Ijaveo
249. 1737:  Stone, Sarah — A Complete Practice of Midwifery
250. 1739:  Collier, Mary — The Woman’s Labour
251. 1740:  Dixon, Sarah — Poems on Several Occasions
252. 1744:  Clive, Catherine — The Case of Mrs. Clive
253. 1745:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The Female Spectator (vol. 1)
254. 1745:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The Female Spectator (vol. 2)
255. 1745:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The Female Spectator (vol. 3)
256. 1745:  Haywood, Eliza (Fowler) — The Female Spectator (vol. 4)
257. 1748:  Leapor, Mary — Poems Upon Several Occasions
258. 1750:  Jones, Mary — Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
259. 1750:  [unknown] — The Fortunate Transport
260. 1751:  Leapor, Mary — Poems Upon Several Occasions (vol. 2)
261. 1752:  Davys, Mary — The Reformed Coquet; or Memoirs of Amoranda
262. 1755:  Osborn, Sarah (Haggar) — The Nature, Certainty, and Evidence of True Christianity
263. 1756:  Tollet, Elizabeth — Poems on Several Occasions, with Anne Boleyn to Henry VIII
264. 1760–1761:  Lennox, Charlotte (Ramsay) — The Lady’s Museum
265. 1767:  Lennox, Charlotte (Ramsay) — The History of Eliza (vol. 1)
266. 1767:  Lennox, Charlotte (Ramsay) — The History of Eliza (vol. 2)
267. 1767:  [unknown] — The Female American (vol. 1)
268. 1767:  [unknown] — The Female American (vol. 2)
269. 1768:  Bingham, Margaret, Countess of Lucan — Verses on the Present State of Ireland
270. 1769:  Brooke, Frances (Moore) — The History of Emily Montague
271. c. 1770:  Cooper, Mrs. — An Address to the People of Wapping and its Environs
272. 1771:  Montague, Mary Seymour — An Original Essay on Woman
273. 1773:  Barbauld, Anna Laetitia (Aikin) — Poems
274. 1773:  Pennington, Sarah, Lady — An Unfortunate Mother’s Advice to her Absent Daughters
275. 1773:  Warren, Mercy (Otis) — The Adulateur
276. 1773:  Wheatley, Phillis — Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
277. 1774:  Scott, Mary — The Female Advocate
278. 1774:  [unknown] — England’s Tears: A Poem
279. 1775:  Warren, Mercy (Otis) — The Group
280. 1776:  Warren, Mercy (Otis) — The Blockheads: or, the Affrighted Officers
281. 1777:  Chapone, Hester (Mulso) — A Letter to a New-Married Lady
282. 1777:  Kindersley, Jemima (Wickstead) — Letters from the East Indies
283. 1780:  Seward, Anna — Elegy on Captain Cook
284. 1781:  Francis, Anne (Gittins) — A Poetical Translation of the Song of Solomon
285. 1784:  Murray, Judith (Sargent) — Desultory Thoughts
286. 1784:  Williams, Helen Maria — Peru, a Poem
287. 1785:  Francis, Anne (Gittins) — The Obsequies of Demetrius Poliorcetes
288. 1785:  Ryves, Eliza — The Hastiniad
289. 1785:  Wast, Elizabeth — The Most Remarkable Passages in the Life and Spiritual Experiences of Elizabeth Wast
290. 1786:  Bowdler, Jane — Poems and Essays
291. 1786:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — A School for Greybeards; or, The Mourning Bride
292. 1786:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — The Scottish Village
293. 1786:  Trimmer, Sarah — Fabulous Histories
294. 1787:  Pindar, Polly — The Mousiad. An Heroi-Comic Poem
295. 1787:  Yearsley, Ann (Cromartie) — Poems on Various Subjects
296. 1788:  Gooch, Elizabeth Sarah (Villa-Real) — An Appeal to the Public
297. 1788:  More, Hannah — Slavery, A Poem
298. 1788:  Williams, Helen Maria — A Poem on the Bill Lately Passed for Regulating the Slave Trade
299. 1789:  Craven, Elizabeth (Berkeley), Princess Berkeley — A Journey through the Crimea to Constantinople
300. 1789:  Gibbes, Phebe — Hartly House, Calcutta (vol. 1)
301. 1789:  Gibbes, Phebe — Hartly House, Calcutta (vol. 2)
302. 1789:  Hands, Elizabeth — The Death of Amnon
303. 1790:  De Fleury, Maria — British Liberty Established
304. 1790:  Francis, Anne (Gittins) — Miscellaneous Poems
305. 1790:  Morton, Sarah Wentworth — Ouabi
306. 1790:  Murray, Judith (Sargent) — On the Equality of the Sexes
307. 1791:  Benger, Elizabeth Ogilvy — The Female Geniad
308. 1791:  Brooke, Charlotte — The School for Christians
309. 1791:  De Fleury, Maria — Divine Poems and Essays
310. 1791:  Robinson, Mary (Darby) — Impartial Reflections on the Present Situation of the Queen of France
311. 1791:  Sheridan, Frances (Chamberlaine) — Eugenia and Adelaide, a Novel (vol. 1)
312. 1791:  Sheridan, Frances (Chamberlaine) — Eugenia and Adelaide, a Novel (vol. 2)
313. 1791:  West, Jane (Iliffe) — Miscellaneous Poems, and a Tragedy
314. 1791:  Williams, Helen Maria — A Farewell, for Two Years, to England
315. 1791:  Yearsley, Ann (Cromartie) — Earl Goodwin, an Historical Play
316. 1792:  Deverell, Mary — Mary, Queen of Scots; An Historical Tragedy
317. 1792:  Little, Janet — The Poetical Works of Janet Little, The Scotch Milkmaid
318. 1792:  Reeve, Clara — Plans of Education
319. 1792:  Riddell, Maria (Woodley) — Voyages to the Madeira and Leeward Caribbean Isles
320. 1792:  Smith, Charlotte (Turner) — Desmond
321. 1792:  Taylor, Ellen — Poems by Ellen Taylor, the Irish Cottager
322. 1793:  Barbauld, Anna Laetitia (Aikin) — Sins of Government, Sins of the Nation
323. 1793:  Gooch, Elizabeth Sarah (Villa-Real) — Poems on Various Subjects
324. 1793:  Jones, Anna Maria — The Poems of Anna Maria
325. 1793:  Smith, Charlotte (Turner) — The Emigrants
326. 1793:  Smith, Charlotte (Turner) — The Old Manor House
327. 1794:  Barbauld, Anna Laetitia (Aikin) — Reasons for National Penitence
328. 1794:  Falconbridge, Anna Maria (Horwood) — Two Voyages to Sierra Leone
329. 1794:  Rowson, Susanna (Haswell) — The Inquisitor; or Invisible Rambler
330. 1794:  Wakefield, Priscilla — Mental Improvement
331. 1795:  Cristall, Ann Batten — Poetical Sketches
332. 1795:  Edgeworth, Maria — Letters for Literary Ladies
333. 1795:  Gooch, Elizabeth Sarah (Villa-Real) — The Contrast (vol. 1)
334. 1795:  Parker, Mary Ann — A Voyage Round the World in the Gorgon Man of War
335. 1796:  Gooch, Elizabeth Sarah (Villa-Real) — The Wanderings of the Imagination (vol. 1)
336. 1796:  Gooch, Elizabeth Sarah (Villa-Real) — The Wanderings of the Imagination (vol. 2)
337. 1796:  Hamilton, Elizabeth — Translation of the Letters of a Hindoo Rajah (vol. 1)
338. 1796:  Hamilton, Elizabeth — Translation of the Letters of a Hindoo Rajah (vol. 2)
339. 1796:  Robinson, Mary (Darby) — Introductory Material to Sappho and Phaon
340. 1796:  Smith, Charlotte and Todd, Elizabeth — D’Arcy
341. 1796:  Wollstonecraft, Mary — Letters Written during a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
342. 1797:  Faugeres, Margaretta V. (Bleecker) — The Ghost of John Young the Homicide
343. 1797:  Foster, Hannah (Webster) — The Coquette
344. 1797:  Instone, Sarah — Poems on Several Occasions
345. 1797:  Smith, Charlotte (Turner) — Elegiac Sonnets
346. 1798:  Holford, Margaret (Wrench) — Gresford Vale; and Other Poems
347. 1798:  Murray, Judith (Sargent) — The Gleaner
348. 1798:  Sotheby, Eliza — Patient Griselda
349. 1798:  Wollstonecraft, Mary — On Poetry, and our Relish for the Beauties of Nature
350. 1799:  Adams, Hannah — A Summary History of New-England
351. 1799:  Prescott, Rachel — Poems
352. 1799:  Robinson, Mary (Darby) — Thoughts on the Condition of Women
353. 1799:  Smith, Charlotte (Turner) — What Is She?
354. 1800:  Bannerman, Anne — Poems
355. 1800:  Edgeworth, Maria — The Barring Out
356. 1800:  Edgeworth, Maria — Castle Rackrent
357. c. 1800:  Russel, Chloe — The Complete Fortune Teller and Dream Book
358. 1801:  Edgeworth, Maria — The Little Dog Trusty; the Orange Man; and the Cherry Orchard
359. 1801:  Owenson, Sydney — Poems
360. 1801:  Southcott, Joanna — The Strange Effects of Faith
361. 1802:  Gannett, Deborah (Sampson) — Address Delivered With Applause at the Federal-Street Theatre
362. 1802:  O’Neill, Frances (Carroll) — Poetical Essays; Being a Collection of Satirical Poems, Songs and Acrostics
363. 1803:  Candler, Ann (More) — Poetical Attempts
364. 1804–1858:  Emerson, Mary Moody — Almanacks
365. 1805:  Finch, B. — Sonnets and Other Poems
366. 1806:  Bath, Elizabeth — Poems on Various Occasions
367. 1806:  Cassan, Sarah (Mears) — Poems
368. 1807:  Osborn, Sarah (Haggar) and Anthony, Susanna — Familiar Letters
369. 1807:  Owenson, Sydney — The Lay of an Irish Harp
370. 1807:  Smith, Charlotte (Turner) — Beachy Head: With Other Poems
371. 1808:  [unknown] — The Woman of Colour
372. 1810:  Aikin, Lucy — Epistles on Women
373. 1810:  Green, Sarah — Romance Readers and Romance Writers: A Satirical Novel
374. 1810:  Johnson, Mary F. — Original Sonnets, and Other Poems
375. 1810:  Maxwell, Caroline — Feudal Tales
376. 1811:  Hodson, Margaret (Holford) — Poems
377. 1811:  Liddiard, J. S. Anna — The Sgelaighe or, A Tale of Old
378. 1811:  Rowson, Susanna (Haswell) — A Present for Young Ladies
379. 1812:  Adams, Hannah — The History of the Jews
380. 1813:  Chalmers, Margaret — Poems
381. 1813:  Clarke, Mary Carr — Sarah Maria Cornell, or The Fall River Murder
382. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — Albina, a Tragedy
383. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — The Belle’s Stratagem
384. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — A Bold Stroke for a Husband
385. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — A Day in Turkey
386. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — The Fate of Sparta
387. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — Green Coat and Brown Coat
388. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — More Ways Than One
389. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — Poems
390. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — The Runaway
391. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — The Town Before You
392. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — Which is the Man?
393. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — Who’s the Dupe?
394. 1813:  Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse) — The Works of Mrs. Cowley
395. 1813:  Quigley, Catherine — Poems
396. 1814:  Callcott, Lady Maria (Dundas) — Letters on India
397. 1814:  Lickbarrow, Isabella — Poetical Effusions
398. 1814:  Norton, Eliza Bland (Smith) — Isabel, a Tale in Two Cantos, and Other Poems
399. 1815:  Bryan, Mary — Sonnets and Metrical Tales
400. 1815:  Nooth, Charlotte — Original Poems and a Play
401. 1815:  Norton, Eliza Bland (Smith) — Alcon Malanzore, a Moorish Tale
402. 1816:  Campbell, Dorothea Primrose — Poems
403. 1816:  Carter, Elizabeth — Poems on Several Occasions
404. 1816:  Downing, Harriet — Mary, or Female Friendship
405. 1816:  Hodson, Margaret (Holford) — Margaret of Anjou
406. 1816:  Liddiard, J. S. Anna — Mont St. Jean, a Poem, and Theodore and Laura, a Tale
407. 1816:  Taylor, Jane — Essays in Rhyme
408. 1817:  Fay, Eliza (Clement) — Original Letters from India
409. 1818:  Lickbarrow, Isabella — A Lament Upon the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte, and Alfred, a Vision
410. 1818:  Owenson, Sydney — Florence Macarthy (vol. 1)
411. 1818:  Owenson, Sydney — Florence Macarthy (vol. 2)
412. 1819:  Clark, Emily Frederick — The Esquimaux; or, Fidelity (vol. 1)
413. 1819:  Clark, Emily Frederick — The Esquimaux; or, Fidelity (vol. 2)
414. 1819:  Clark, Emily Frederick — The Esquimaux; or, Fidelity (vol. 3)
415. 1819:  Smith, Charlotte (Turner) — Conversations Introducing Poetry
416. 1820:  [unknown] — Zelica, the Creole (vol. 1)
417. 1821:  Gray, Christian — A New Selection of Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse
418. 1821:  Roscoe, Jane Elizabeth — Poems
419. 1822:  Leonard, Eliza Lucy — The Miller and His Golden Dream
420. 1822:  Sigourney, Lydia Howard — Traits of the Aborigines of America
421. 1824:  Cheney, Harriet Vaughan (Foster) — A Peep at the Pilgrims
422. 1824:  Cushing, Eliza Lanesford — Saratoga; a Tale of the Revolution (vol. 1)
423. 1824:  Cushing, Eliza Lanesford — Saratoga; a Tale of the Revolution (vol. 2)
424. 1824:  Duras, Claire de, trans. by [unknown] — Ourika
425. 1824:  Garnett, Catherine Grace — The Night Before the Bridal, Sappho, and Other Poems
426. 1824:  Heyrick, Elizabeth (Coltman) — Immediate, Not Gradual Abolition
427. 1824:  Robinson, Mary (Darby) — The Poetical Works of the Late Mrs. Mary Robinson
428. 1824:  Sigourney, Lydia Howard — Sketch of Connecticut, Forty Years Since
429. 1824–1825:  Stockton, Betsey — Betsey Stockton’s Journal
430. 1825:  Brooks, Maria (Gowen) — Zóphiël, a Poem
431. 1825:  [unknown] — Changing Scenes
432. 1826:  Barbauld, Anna Laetitia (Aikin) — A Legacy for Young Ladies
433. 1826:  Barbauld, Anna Laetitia (Aikin) — The Works of Anna Laetitia Barbauld
434. 1826:  Barbauld, Anna Laetitia (Aikin) — The Works of Anna Laetitia Barbauld (vol. 2)
435. 1827:  Hemans, Felicia Dorothea (Browne) — Hymns on the Works of Nature, for the Use of Children
436. 1827:  Johnstone, Christian Isobel — Elizabeth de Bruce (vol. 1)
437. 1827:  Judson, Ann H. — Account of the American Baptist Mission to the Burman Empire
438. 1828:  Bristow, Amelia — Emma de Lissau (vol. 1)
439. 1828:  Bristow, Amelia — Emma de Lissau (vol. 2)
440. 1828:  Hofland, Barbara (Wreakes) — Africa Described
441. 1828:  Williams, Catherine Read (Arnold) — Original Poems
442. 1829:  Sanders, Elizabeth Elkins — Conversations Principally on the Aborigines of North America
443. 1830:  Bristow, Amelia — The Orphans of Lissau (vol. 1)
444. 1830:  Bristow, Amelia — The Orphans of Lissau (vol. 2)
445. 1830:  Kilham, Hannah — The Claims of West Africa to Christian Instruction, Through the Native Languages
446. 1830:  Royall, Anne Newport — Letters from Alabama
447. 1831:  Prince, Mary — The History of Mary Prince
448. 1831:  Stewart, Maria W. (Miller) — Religion and the Pure Principles of Morality
449. 1832:  Bullard, Anne Tuttle Jones — The Reformation
450. 1832:  Child, Lydia Maria — The Biographies of Madame de Staël and Madame Roland
451. 1832:  Cushing, Caroline Elizabeth (Wilde) — Letters, Descriptive of Public Monuments, Scenery, and Manners in France and Spain (vol. 1, France)
452. 1832:  Cushing, Caroline Elizabeth (Wilde) — Letters, Descriptive of Public Monuments, Scenery, and Manners in France and Spain (vol. 2, Spain)
453. 1832:  Stewart, Maria W. (Miller) — Meditations from the Pen of Mrs. Maria W. Stewart
454. 1832:  [unknown] — Memoir of Mrs. Chloe Spear
455. 1833:  Child, Lydia Maria — An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans
456. 1833:  Holley, Mary Austin — Texas
457. 1833:  Moise, Penina — Fancy’s Sketch Book
458. 1833:  Williams, Catherine Read (Arnold) — Fall River
459. 1834:  Brooks, Maria (Gowen) — Zóphiël; or, the Bride of Seven
460. 1834:  Child, Lydia Maria — The Oasis
461. 1835:  Gilbert, Anne (Hart) and Gilbert, John — Memoir of John Gilbert
462. 1836:  Child, Lydia Maria — Anti-Slavery Catechism
463. 1836:  Grimké, Angelina Emily — Appeal to the Christian Women of the South
464. 1836:  Grimké, Sarah Moore — An Epistle to the Clergy of the Southern States
465. 1836:  Lee, Jarena — The Life and Religious Experience of Jarena Lee
466. 1837:  Kilham, Hannah — Memoir of the Late Hannah Kilham
467. 1837:  Trench, Melesina (Chenevix) — Thoughts of a Parent on Education
468. 1838:  Eldridge, Elleanor and McDougall Green, Frances Harriet (Whipple) — Memoirs of Elleanor Eldridge
469. 1839:  Davis, Mary Elizabeth (Moragne) — The British Partizan
470. 1841:  Plato, Ann — Essays
471. 1841:  Prince, Nancy (Gardener) — The West Indies
472. 1841:  Williams, Catherine Read (Arnold) — The Neutral French
473. 1842:  Mortimer, Favell (Lee) — The History of Job, in Language Adapted to Children
474. 1843:  Brooks, Maria (Gowen) — Idomen, or the Vale of Yumuri
475. 1845:  Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret — Essays, Philanthropic and Moral
476. 1845:  Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret — The Poetical Works of Elizabeth Margaret Chandler
477. 1846:  Elaw, Zilpha — Memoirs of the Life, Religious Experience, and Ministerial Travels and Labours of Mrs. Zilpha Elaw
478. 1846:  Follen, Eliza Lee (Cabot) — The Liberty Cap
479. 1850:  Mott, Lucretia — Discourse on Woman
480. 1850:  Prince, Nancy (Gardener) — A Narrative of the Life and Travels of Mrs. Nancy Prince
481. 1850:  Truth, Sojourner — Narrative of Sojourner Truth
482. 1855:  Prince, Lucy Terry — Bars Fight