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Which is the correct citation for using a quote on page 134 from a book by John Smith? (John Smith, p. 134) (Smith, John. 134) (Smith 134) (Smith, p. 134)

Which is the correct citation for using a quote on page 134 from a book by John Smith? (John Smith, p. 134) (Smith, John. 134) (Smith 134) (Smith, p. 134)
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Which is the correct citation for using a quote on page 134 from a book by John Smith?

(John Smith, p. 134) (Smith, John. 134) (Smith 134) (Smith, p. 134)

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Smith, John. 134

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I think (Smith, John 134) or (Smith, p.134) are both good. I would use Smith, p. 134 because it's just shorter to write
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