How to Cite a Pamphlet

Brochures, pamphlets, and leaflets.

What You'll Need

Pamphlet Title
Author(s)
Publisher/Organization
Location
Date Published
URL

Note the title, author or issuing organization, publication date, and any identifying number. Include where the pamphlet can be accessed.

Example Citations

APA
Paine, T. (1776, January 10). Common Sense. Robert Bell.
In-text (Paine, 1776)
MLA Handbook (in-text citations)
Paine, Thomas. Common Sense. Robert Bell, 10 Jan. 1776.
In-text (Paine)
CMOS 17e with Bluebook (notes and bibliography [14.19])
Paine, Thomas. Common Sense. Philadelphia: Robert Bell, 1776.
Footnote Thomas Paine, Common Sense (Philadelphia: Robert Bell, 1776).

Other Source Types

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