Beal, M. D. (1942). A history of southeastern Idaho: An intimate narrative of peaceful conquest by empire builders. The fruits of their labors along tortuous rivers and valleys now sparkle like pearls in the diadem that is Idaho, the gem of the mountains. Caxton Press.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBeal, Merrill D. A History of Southeastern Idaho: An Intimate Narrative of Peaceful Conquest by Empire Builders. The Fruits of Their Labors Along Tortuous Rivers and Valleys Now Sparkle like Pearls in the Diadem That Is Idaho, the Gem of the Mountains. Caldwell, Id.: Caxton Press, 1942.
MLA引文Beal, Merrill D. A History of Southeastern Idaho: An Intimate Narrative of Peaceful Conquest by Empire Builders. The Fruits of Their Labors Along Tortuous Rivers and Valleys Now Sparkle like Pearls in the Diadem That Is Idaho, the Gem of the Mountains. Caxton Press, 1942.