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In APA style, you can write, (e.g., see this APA tutorial)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Of course, in general you should try your best to read the original and cite the original directly.

Someone in the comments asked:

"In such case do I need to list original paper also in reference section or only the recent one I am referring to?"

The reference to the original article is the more important reference to include, but you should include both in your reference list.

In APA style, you can write, (e.g., see this APA tutorial)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Of course, in general you should try your best to read the original and cite the original directly.

In APA style, you can write, (e.g., see this APA tutorial)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Of course, in general you should try your best to read the original and cite the original directly.

Someone in the comments asked:

"In such case do I need to list original paper also in reference section or only the recent one I am referring to?"

The reference to the original article is the more important reference to include, but you should include both in your reference list.

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In APA style, you can write, (e.g., see this APA tutorial)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Of course, in general you should try your best to read the original and cite the original directly.

In APA style, you can write, (e.g., see this APA tutorial)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Of course, in general you should try your best to read the original and cite the original directly.

In APA style, you can write, (e.g., see this APA tutorial)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Of course, in general you should try your best to read the original and cite the original directly.

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Jeromy Anglim
  • 20.6k
  • 10
  • 74
  • 111

In APA style, you can write, (e.g., see this APA tutorial)

Featherstone et al 1900 (as cited in Thomas and Cullen 2002)

Of course, in general you should try your best to read the original and cite the original directly.