Charles accessed a website for a research paper and recorded the information below.

title of website:
the fall of rome
title of article:
military forces
author:
marian shelby
publisher:
unknown
date accessed:
october 14, 2012
date published:
march 11. 2009
format:
web

according to the modern language association (mla) style guidelines, which citation is formatted correctly?

marian shelby. “the fall of rome.” military forces. n. p., 11 mar 2009. web.
14 oct 2012.
shelby, marian. “military forces.” the fall of rome. n. p., 11 mar 2009. web.
14 oct 2012.
marian shelby. “military forces.” the fall of rome. n. p., 11 mar 2009. web.
14 oct 2012.
shelby, marian. “the fall of rome.” military forces. n. p., 11 mar 2009. web.
14 oct 2012.

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