Bibliography
A citation for your main source should be located under the section for primary sources consulted. Include a full and correct bibliographic citation to the original source, describing where it may be found, such as an archive, library, or museum. The sources you are using are likely to have both (1) existence in an archive (such as a letter) and (2) a “digital surrogate,” which is the photograph or video you are presenting. The easiest way to cite this is to add the link to the photo/video to the end of the archival citation. If a more complex solution seems necessary, consult the instructor and editorial board.
Checklist:
- Divide content into two sections (1) Primary Sources, and (2) Secondary Sources, divided by a line break
<hr/> - Headings for “Primary” and “Secondary” sources should be formatted as Heading 2.
<h2> - List Primary Sources first, Secondary sources second
- No tabs or extra spacing between entries, only one hard-return
- Use three hyphens to signify repeated author name (---)
- Follow general guidelines for text and citation
- Font matches style of the rest of the edition
- Layout: Basic
- Check that CSS for bibliography is present
Primary Sources
“A Curious Egyptian View of International Politics.” Illustration. The Review of Reviews, January, 1908. From Google Books https://books.google.com/books?id=_GhPAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA549&lpg=PA549&dq=a+curious+egyptian+view+of+international+politics&source=bl&ots=qhoJLhdQ73&sig=XzqTnUS1iIoage0Mfpugrl1_Zg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjW3Y7R0eXTAhWmxYMKHb5SBmEQ6AEIKDAB#v=onepage&q=a%20curious%20egyptian%20view%20of%20international%20politics&f=false (accessed May 10, 2017).Secondary Sources
Adcock, John. "Frederick Barnard and John Gordon Thompson of FUN." Yesterday's Papers. Accessed December 10, 2017.http://john-adcock.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/John%20Gordon%20Thomson.
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