Need more help with citations in Chicago Style? Go right to the source at the Chicago Manual of Style website or the more robust guide provided by Purdue University's Online Writing Lab. You can also refer to The Longman Hanbook for Writers and Readers, which you received as plebes and is available in the Ready Reference section of the Nimitz Library.
Explanation of the terms and abbreviations used in the examples on the left.
Red text | Replace this text with the appropriate information from your source. |
Black text | Do not change this text when formatting your citations. |
Title Case | Capitalize 1st letter of the title & the 1st letter of every principal word |
City | City where published |
YYYY | Publication year |
X | Page numbers |
V | Volume number |
I | Issue number |