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MLA Source Citations

Explore the life of Charles Dickens in Eleanor Graham's detailed account from 1954, covering his works, inspirations, and impact on literature.

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MLA Source Citations

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  1. MLA Source Citations How to write a source card

  2. Print Sources • Book • Book with two authors • Multivolume book • Encyclopedia

  3. Book • Author: Eleanor Graham • Title: The Story of Charles Dickens • Year of publication: 1954 • Publisher: Abelard-Schuman, Inc. • Place of publication: New York

  4. Source Card—Book Graham, Eleanor. The Story of Charles Dickens. New York: Abelard-Schuman, Inc., 1954. Print.

  5. Book with two authors • Anthony Ester and Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis • Publisher: Prentice Hall • Year of publication: 1997 • Title: World History: Connections to Today • Place of Publication: Newark, New Jersey

  6. Source Card—Book two authors Ester, Anthony and Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis. World History: Connections to Today. Newark, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1997. Print.

  7. Multivolume Book • Title of collection: Countries and Their Cultures • Volume 1 • Editors: Melvin Ember and Carol R. Ember • Place of publication: New York • Year of publication: 2001 • Name of publisher: Macmillan Reference USA • Title of article: Botswana • Author: Deborah Durham

  8. Source Card—Multivolume Book Durham, Deborah. “Botswana.” Countries and Their Cultures. Eds. Melvin Ember and Carol R. Ember. Vol. 1. New York: Macmillan Reference USA, 2001. Print.

  9. Encyclopedia • Author of article: Lotte Evans • Title of article: Austria • Edition: 15th • Title of Encyclopedia: Encyclopedia of World History • Year of publication: 1975

  10. Source Card—Encyclopedia Evans, Lotte. “Austria.” Encyclopedia of World History. 15th ed. 1975. Print.

  11. Electronic Sources • Database • World Wide Web

  12. Database • Author: Lotte Evans • Title of Article: Battle of Germany • Publication name: Discovering World History • Publication date: Winter 2003 • Page numbers 27-39 • Database name: Student Resource Center • Medium: Web • Date of access: 3/11/10

  13. Source Card—Database Evans, Lotte. “Battle of Germany.” Discovering World History. Winter 2003: 27-39. Student Resource Center. Web. 11 Mar. 2010.

  14. World Wide Web • Author: Myra Immell • Title of article: Holocaust Facts • Name of website: The Holocaust • Date of posting or revision: 3/3/10 • Sponsoring organization: Button Production Foundation • Date of access: 3/11/10 • URL: www.buttonprojectfoundation.com/facts.php

  15. Source Card—World Wide Web Immell, Myra. “Holocaust Facts.” The Holocaust. Button Production Foundation. 3 Mar. 2010. Web. 11 Mar. 2010. <www.buttonprojectfoundation. com/facts.php>.

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