When making reference in your paper to an original source that you have not read but learned about in a secondary source (such as a textbook),you should

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When you use information from an original source that you haven't read yourself but found through a secondary source, you should cite the secondary source and indicate that the original information is being cited indirectly, using a phrase like "as cited in." This ensures transparency about how you accessed the information.

When Making Reference in Your Paper to an Original Source