Create a works-cited list entry for the following information. Be careful! Remember, your capitalization, spacing, and punctuation must be exact. NOTE: If the program will not allow you to use italics or underlining, you may ignore this formatting. You quoted and paraphrased material from Henry David Thoreau's essay, “Civil Disobedience”, which appears on pages 245-261 in a collection of essays on American government called Classics of Liberty: American History edited by Sarah Wagoner. It was published in 2011 by the Philadelphian Press.

Wagoner, S. cited Thoreau, H. D.  Civil Disobedience. Classics of Liberty: American History, Philadelphian Press, 2011, p. 245-261.

Explanation:

You must inform that you used an author's quote in another author's work. Therefore, you must start the bibliographic reference by the surname of the author to whom the book or magazine you used as a source was cited. Then you must abbreviate the first name of that author and indicate who (first the surname and then the abbreviation of the first name) and what he cited. Then you must cite the work, cite the publisher the year of publication and the pages you used as a source.