The Wife of Beith

by Anonymous

For works with similar titles, see The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale (Chaucer).

Versions of The Wife of Beith include:

• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected (1800, printed by J. Morren, Edinburgh) [1]
• The Wife of Beith (start transcription) [2]
• The Wife of Beith (start transcription) [3]
• The Wife of Beith with a description of her journey to Heaven (n.d., printed for the booksellers, Falkirk)[4]
• The Wife of Beith with a description of her journey to Heaven (n.d., printed for the booksellers) [5]
• The Wife of Beith (start transcription) [6]
• The Wife of Beith being an allegorical dialogue (start transcription) [7]
• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected (n.d., printed for the booksellers, Glasgow) [8]
• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected (1795, printed by J & M Robertson, Glasgow) [9]
• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected (n.d., printed for the booksellers, Glasgow) [10]
• The Wife of Beith much better reformed, enlarged and corrected, than it was formerly (1785) [11]
• The Wife of Beith (n.d., printed by C. Caldwell, Paisley) [12]
• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected (1811, printed by J. Neilson, Paisley) (transcription project) [13]
• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected [14, duplicate of (1) or (3) - do not transcribe]
• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected [15, duplicate of (1) or (3) - do not transcribe]
• The Wife of Beith reformed and corrected (n.d., printed by M. Randall, Stirling)