Chicago Manual of Style
See: Purdue Owl
General Guidelines
Papers in Chicago style should follow these guidelines:
Typed
Margins no less than 1” and no greater than 1.5”
Preferably 12 pt.
Major Paper Sections:
Title Page
Main Body
Bibliography
Notes (Endnotes/Footnotes)
Chicago Manual of Style (Example)
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Chicago Manual of Style Quick Guide
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Chicago Style 16th Excelsior Online Writing Lab
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