Grammar question???

Question

Later that year Sarah published an antislavery pamphlet called Epistle to the Clergy of the Southern States.

Would i underline the name of the pamphlet or what would i do?

Answer 1

Yes, you would either underline the title of the pamphlet, or put it in quotation marks. I would probably use quotation marks.

Answer 2

I would put the pamphlet in quotations, like "Epistle to the Clergy of the Southern States". This is because a pamphlet is a smaller piece of work than say, a novel. Novels, movies, and other "large" forms of work get underlined while smaller forms get put in quotes.

Answer 3

You would underline the name of the pamphlet.

Answer 4

Depends on which citation format you are supposed to be using- MLA format underline the titles of works published independently. Perdue Universities Online Writing Lab or OWL is very useful for citation information.

Answer 5

Concur with rie. Underline the title of the pamphlet.

The basic rule is that if the title is for a work that can stand on its own, you underline it. If it's part of a larger work (such as a chapter title), put it in quotation marks.

Answer 6

You're not citing it so you don't need to do anything other than what you've done. If you are in other parts using info from that pamphlet then you need to have it properly cited and that would depend on what style of citation your teacher is accepting.

Sorry I can't be of more help.

Answer 7

if its important/big it needs to be underlined if it's small/short/not that famous it needs to be in quotation marks
ex. Wiard of oz = underline