Hi everyone, Finishing up my Senior Seminar and after reading the rules and seeing a few other citation questions here, hope that it's not too much trouble to run some things by all of you. If I am wrong, then please let me know and I'll hide it.

1. When citing a journal entry in a published collection would this be the correct format for the footnote, I was unable to find how to footnote a diary entry in a published source? <i>=italicized

[1] (Indention) Edward Mott, "Journal of Edward Mott, 28 April 1775," in The <i>Spirit of ‘Seventy-Six<i>, ed. Henry Steele Commager and Richard B. Morris (New York: Harper & Row, 1975), 99. (This citation has already been approved by different professor, but I want to be double sure)

2. Hypothetically if I were to cite a different primary document from the Spirit of 'Seventy-Six, such as a report from one Jocelyn Feltham

Would I simply footnote it as this since it's a different source within the same source:

(Indention)Jocelyn Feltham, "Report of Jocelyn Feltham of the British garrison at Ticonderoga to General Gage, 11 June 1775," in The <i>Spirit of ‘Seventy-Six<i>, ed. Henry Steele Commager and Richard B. Morris (New York: Harper & Row, 1975), 99.

or would i need to somehow shorthand it since it's still from the same collection.