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I have to cite the Bill of Rights in my English paper, but I don't know how to do it using MLA format. I figured the literary genius of Hatrack could help me.
So, literary geniuses, how does one go about citing the Bill of Rights?
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Well, it says here in my MLA book (yes, I do have one), that for a Legal or Historical Source (which is the closest thing I could fine) you "cite the section of a familiar historical document, such as the Constitution, in parentheses in your text (US Const., art. 2, sec. 4), with no entry in your works-cited list."
That's what I have. I hope it helps.
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