quoting/citing an online book? (2 Viewers)

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

YES! @ 10am.

oh wells. mine's at 11 in the old teacher's college

guess its just not meant to be then. LOLLLL

but if you see me, wave

im short. and theres, like , this homosexual aura around me. you'll spot me straight away

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

theres an asian boy in my tut but his hair is a bit long and he doesnt speak properly.

i gots short hair

just chopped it yesterday

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

excellent so ur not in that tute?

nopes
the one right after though

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

omg. maybe should i wait for you? I do have to scurry off to an anicient tute but it is so close.

i have a feeling that it will be kinda anti-climatic.

oohh but whens your lecture? i think i had 2 tuesday in the chemistry building... wait dont we all?

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

isnt it 2?

& what course are you doing

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

sorry i mean theres only one lecture group.

beg. french.
an. greece.
archaeology
his. medieval.
YOU?

i meant what course course are you doing but im guessing its arts

i'm doing arts/education
microeconomics, medieval history, modern euro history and education thing

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

sorry minds elsewhere.
Cool.
say hi to me one day.

how

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

lol alright.

 

[izzy88]

but the book is from 1844... i think

heres the link to it anyways
The Sacraments: an inquiry into the ... - Google Books

I'm doing honours in ancient this year and finding heaps of my primary sources on google books (actually looking at 19th century stuff, so heaps from 1840s-50s). Some I just print out (its book with a staple!) and others i don't. I don't think it matters that you got it off google books, they photocopied it page for page, it's just as if you had it sitting in front of you (except it's a lot cheaper than going to London or the US!).

Of course, you can always just say google books, and give the url as others suggested if you're really worried.

edit: also the sacramentals has been republished, or at least you can buy copies of it (some of them will actually just be glorified photocopies of the original but bound like a book) check book depository uk etc (not that you actually want to buy the book, but you would be surprised how much is out there! I just bought three reprints of books from 1839/41/54- the glorified photocopy kind that looks like a book on the outside, and looks like a dodgy photocopy on the inside)!