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Chicago Manual of Style Online

The Charleston Advisor, 2018
The Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) is one of the most widely adopted writing and citation style manuals in North America. It is utilized by a variety of organizations including high schools, academic institutions, and trade presses. CMOS Online (CMOSO) includes the full content of the current edition print manual, the full contents of the immediate ...
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Handout: Chicago Manual of Style

open access: yes, 2020
This handout walks you through Chicago citation style along with examples.
Kratcha, Kae Bara
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The Decline and Fall of Bottom Notes, op. cit., loc. cit., and a Century of the Chicago Manual of Style

Journal of Scholarly Publishing, 2006
The sometimes-maligned footnote is a hallmark of scholarship. The Chicago Manual of Style has been the historian's standard for 100 years. The function of the footnote remains stable, but style changes. Latinate loc. and op. cit. give way to almost plain English, though ibid. survives. Location and nomenclature change as bottom notes turn to footnotes
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Using COCA to evaluate The Chicago Manual of Style’s usage prescriptions

2012
By querying the Corpus of Contemporary American English and subjecting the results to statistical analysis, this study examined usage prescriptions in the most detailed style manual in the United States – The Chicago Manual of Style. The results lead to five recommendations.
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