"the devil and tom walker" is based on a german folktale. how does washington irving adapt it to make it purely american?

One example of Irving's grounding the tale in New England and his utilization of stereotypes is in his dramatization of the colonists' attitudes of colonial Americans.  When Tom sits down in the swamp area, he staff strikes against something hard; he unearths and discovers a "cloven skull, with an Indian tomahawk buried deep in it.  With disgust, Tom Walker gives the skull a kick, showing no concern for the murder victim. 

The proper citation of a book according to MLA style is c. London, Jack. White Fang. New York: Macmillan, 1906. Print.

MLA style is a system mainly used to write papers in order to give credits for the works written by other people. MLA style includes a guide that explains how to cite different pieces of writing. According to it, the elements included in a proper citation of a book must follow a specific order. The order of the elements is the author's last name, the author's first name, the name of the book, the city of publication, the publisher of the book, the date in which the book was published and the indications about the source (print or web). The only option that follows this order is C).