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The information below, based on an older edition of MLA, is an example of what should be captured when citing the entire web site or a specific page. This includes not only the author and title, but also the URL and date visited. Please consult the most up-to-date edition of the style guide you are required to use to ensure that you are citing correctly the Simeon Solomon Research Archive.

For more information on the MLA style see: http://www.academicexperts.us/dl/mla12.pdf

If you are citing the entire web site:

  • Ferrari, Roberto C, and Carolyn Conroy, Simeon Solomon Research Archive. Internet. Published 28 February 2010. Accessed [insert date]. Available: http://www.simeonsolomon.com

If you are citing one page from this web site:

  • Ferrari, Roberto C, and Carolyn Conroy, "Secondary Sources: 1860-1905." Simeon Solomon Research Archive. Internet. Published 28 February 2010. Accessed [insert date]. Available: http://www.simeonsolomon.com
  • Ferrari, Roberto C, and Carolyn Conroy, "Simeon Solomon Exhibition History: 1858 - 1872." Simeon Solomon Research Archive. Internet. Published 28 February 2010. Accessed [insert date]. Available: http://www.simeonsolomon.com

If you are citing a full-text document reproduced on this web site:
        
            [EXAMPLE FROM AN ARTICLE]

  • Ross, Robert. "A Note on Simeon Solomon." Westminster Gazette 24 August 1905: 1-2. Internet. Simeon Solomon Research Archive by Roberto C. Ferrari and Carolyn Conroy. Published 28 February 2010. Accessed [insert date]. Available: http://www.simeonsolomon.com
  • [EXAMPLE FROM A BOOK]
    Binyon, Laurence. English Water-Colours. London: A. & C. Black, 1933, 186. Internet. Simeon Solomon Research Archive by Roberto C. Ferrari and Carolyn Conroy. Published 28 February 2010. Accessed [insert date]. Available: http://www.simeonsolomon.com