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Referencing style - Chicago: Notes and Bibliography (footnotes)

A guide to using the Chicago 18th referencing style for footnotes and reference lists.

Example Text Chicago 18th Notes and Bibliography

This example text shows where to position superscript numbers citations within the text, the details in the associated footnotes at the bottom of the page, and Bibliography located at the bottom of the document.

Footnotes should be formatted so that the note number is a normal font size, and the first line of text should be indented.

Microsoft word will format footnotes in a standard way which does not following the Chicago Manual of Style. MS Word will format with a small superscript number and no indent. Follow this guide on how to create and format footnotes in Word.

 

 

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