Question
What's the proper way to reference a book from Project Gutenberg (MLA format)? It doesn't have all the information for the book format, but it was originally published as a book, so the web page format doesn't seem right.
(If it matters, the book is Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass")
(If it matters, the book is Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass")
Answers
Since you got it from Gutenberg, not the print copy, you'll need to cite Gutenberg:
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Include as many of those 13 items in the list, in that order. (No one can include all 13, but include what there is.)
If you want to give it a try and post it here, someone will be happy to check it for you.
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Include as many of those 13 items in the list, in that order. (No one can include all 13, but include what there is.)
If you want to give it a try and post it here, someone will be happy to check it for you.
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