5. 5. 24 [CITING NONPERIODICAL PRINT PUBLICATIONS]
A Book without Stated Publication Information or Pagination
(MLA 179)
Supply as much information as you can, using brackets to show
any information that did not come from the source itself.
Use the following abbreviations for information you cannot supply:
n.p. = No place of publication given
n.p. = No publisher given
n.d. = No date of publication given
n.pag. = No pagination given
Inserted before the colon, the abbreviation "n.p." indicates
"no place"; after the colon, it indicates "no publisher";
"N. pag." explains the absence of page references
in citations of the work.
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