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When writing an essay/paper that is apa style is it sufficient to quote a famous quote like this: In the words of Benjamin Franklin "Those who would sacrifice freedom for security deserve neither."
Normally a quote from like an article would need to be like this:
In an article by Brian Duignan, Duignan lists a few of the criticisms many have had about the Patriot act, such as this statement by Duignan, “Section 215, allegedly violated the privacy protections of the Fourth Amendment because it permitted warrantless searches and did not require notification of the target, even after the search had taken place.” (Brian Duignan, 2012)
So for a quote like the ben franklin one would I need to put something at the end of it like (Benjamin Franklin, 1776) or not?
Normally a quote from like an article would need to be like this:
In an article by Brian Duignan, Duignan lists a few of the criticisms many have had about the Patriot act, such as this statement by Duignan, “Section 215, allegedly violated the privacy protections of the Fourth Amendment because it permitted warrantless searches and did not require notification of the target, even after the search had taken place.” (Brian Duignan, 2012)
So for a quote like the ben franklin one would I need to put something at the end of it like (Benjamin Franklin, 1776) or not?
