However, the citation should include the author's name and the title of the article if these are given. Note that the title is placed in quotation marks and is not italicised. The general rule is to cite the document first, followed by the name of the collection and any essential file number, and then the name and place of the archive. For further examples on citing sources from the Internet see Citing Sources from the Internet and Citing Electronic Information in History Papers . Please refer to the history department website.
Subsequent references Use ibid.
In all other cases use the author's surname plus a shortened version of the title. After the first, full reference in a footnote, subsequent references to a source are shortened. Use only the author's last name and a shortened version of the title of the book or article. Do not use op. cit. Useful abbreviations for use in footnotes ibid.