10. The Disguis’d Prince: or, the
Beautiful Parisian. A True History,
Translated from the French. For T. Corbett, and
Sold by J. Roberts.
1728, 1729. 8vo.
The Dedication to Lady Lombe is signed Eliza Haywood.
From the French of the Sieur de Prechac or Mme de
Villedieu.
B.M. (12511. h.
5), Part I only. Harvard, 2 parts. Part I,
Daily
Post, 16 Aug.
1728. Part II, Daily Journal, 14 May 1729.
[Another edition.] The Second Edition.
For T. Corbett, and sold by J.
Roberts. 1733. 8vo.
Bodl. (Godw.
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11. The Distress’d Orphan, or Love in a Mad-House. 1726?
[Another edition.] The Second Edition. For J. Roberts. 1726. 8vo.
A second edition was advertised for D.
Browne as a part of Mrs.
Haywood’s additional Works, Daily
Post, 4 Jan. 1727.
University of
Chicago.
[Another edition.] The Third Edition.
For J. Roberts. 1726. 8vo.
B.M. (12611. f.
14).
[A revision.] Love in a Madhouse; or,
the History of Eliza Hartley.
The Distressed Orphan. Written by
herself after her happy Union with
the Colonel. For T. Sabine. [n.d.]
8vo.
1770? (B.M. Catalogue). 1810 (Miss
Morgan).
B.M. (12403, aa.
34/2).
12. The Double Marriage: or, the Fatal Release.
A True Secret History.
For J. Roberts. 1726. 8vo.
Included in the two volumes of Mrs. Haywood’s
additionalWorks, 1727.
University of
Chicago. Daily Journal, 5 Aug. 1726.
13. The Dumb Projector: Being a Surprizing
Account of a Trip to Holland
made by Mr. Duncan Campbell. With the Manner
of his Reception and
Behaviour there. As also the various and diverting
Occurrences that
happened on his Departure. For W. Ellis, J. Roberts,
Mrs. Billingsly, A.
Dod, and J. Fox. 1725. 8vo.
Written as a letter, signed Justicia.
B.M. (G. 13739/2).
Copy owned by Professor Trent.
Daily Journal,
10 May 1725.
14. L’Entretien des Beaux Esprits.
Being the Sequel to La Belle
Assemblee. Containing the following Novels....
Written for the
Entertainment of the French Court, by Madam de Gomez,
Author of La Belle
Assemblee. For F. Cogan, and J. Nourse. 1734.
12mo. 2 vols.
The Dedication to “the High Puissant and most
noble Prince,” Charles
Seymour, Duke of Somerset, is signed Eliza Haywood.
From the French of
Madeleine Angelique Poisson de Gomez.
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13).
15. Epistles for the Ladies.... For T. Gardner.
1749, 1750. 8vo. 2 vols.
B.M. (8416. dd.
34). Columbia. Gentleman’s Magazine,
Nov. 1748,
&c.
[Another edition.] A New Edition.
For T. Gardner.
Advertised in
The History of Jemmy and Jenny Jessamy, 1753.
[Another edition.] Epistles for Ladies.
A New Edition. For H. Gardner.
1776. 12mo. 2 vols.
Yale.