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1.
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2.
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Style
Sheet
1.
With minor exceptions, we follow the 13th edition of the Chicago
Manual of Style (1982). See Chapter 17, pp.485-510 for detailed
instructions on acceptable note citations.
2.
Omit publisher's name and "p." or "pp." except where needed for
clarity.
3.
Use Roman numerals to designate volume number, but use Arabic
numerals for journal volumes. (See below)
4.
Use abbreviated references in the second and subsequent citations
of a work. If they are in sequence "Ibid." should be used.
5.
Do not underline Latin abbreviations.
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Use "passim" only after inclusive page numbers indicating a reasonable
stretch of text or after a reference to a chapter, part, etc.
7.
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within one note.
8.
Avoid use of "f." and "ff." and other unusual abbreviations.
9.
Do not use "ob.cit." or "loc.cit." Use an abbreviated reference
instead.
10.
Use English terms, not French ones, for bibliographic details.
I.e. "vol." not "tome."
11.
In notes and references do not use "cf." (compare) when you mean,
"see." "Cf." is appropriate only when you really mean "compare."
12.
Dates should be in format day, month, year. I.e. 16 July 1971.
13.
Please note the correct format for the Correspondence of Napoleon
and Wellington as well as the archival citations.
A. Published Materials
Books:
Donald
D. Horward, Napoleon and Iberia: The Twin Sieges of Ciudad
Rodrigo and Almeida, 1810, 2nd ed. (Gainesville, FL, 1984),
80.
Horward,
Twin Sieges, 80S185, 249S317.
Multi-volume
Books:
Ramsay
W. Phipps, The Armies of the First French Republic and the
Rise of the Marshals of Napoleon I (Oxford, 1969), I, 141.
Phipps,
Armies, I, 141.
Multi-Volume
Works in Series:
Peter
F. Sugar, Southeastern Europe under Ottoman Rule, 1354-1804,
vol. 2 of A History of East Central Europe, gen. eds.,
Peter F. Sugar and Donald Treadgold (Seattle and London, 1977),
146.
Sugar,
Southeastern Europe, 146.
Articles:
Donald
D. Horward, "Wellington's Peninsular Strategy, Portugal, and
the Lines of Torres Vedras." Portuguese Studies Review
II (1992-93): 46S59.
Horward,
"Wellington's Peninsular Strategy," 44.
Articles
in Books:
Giles
Gunn, "Interdisciplinary Studies," in Introduction to Scholarship
in Modern Languages and Literatures, ed. Joseph Gibaldi
(N.Y.: The Modern Language Association of America, 1992), 239-261.
Giles,
"Interdisciplinary Studies," 239-261.
Napoleon's
Correspondence:
Bonaparte
to Executive Directory, 8 June 1796, Napoleon Bonaparte, Correspondance
de Napoléon Ier publiée par ordre de l'Empereur Napoléon III
(Paris, 1858-1869), No. 587, I, 461S63.
Napoleon
to Clarke, 19 September 1810, Correspondance de Napoléon
Ier, No. 16923, XXI, 127.
Wellington's
Dispatches:
Wellington
to Liverpool, 28 March 1810, Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington,
The Dispatches of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington
(London, 1838), V, 604-06.
Wellington
to Liverpool, 28 March 1810, Wellington's Dispatches,
V, 604-06.
B. Archival Sources
Public
Records Office:
Hookham
Frere to Lord Hawkesbury, 1 April 1802, Great Britain, Public
Record Office, London, MSS (hereafter PRO), Foreign Office [hereafter
FO], Portugal, 63/39.
Fitzgerald
to Lord Hawkesbury, 25 September 1804, PRO, FO, 63/40.
British
Library:
Grenville
to Thomas Grenville, 15 June 1797, British Library, London [hereafter
BL], Thomas Grenville Papers, Add. MSS. 51852.
Grenville
to Thomas Grenville, 15 June 1797, BL, Thomas Grenville Papers,
Add. MSS. 51852.
Archives
de la guerre:
Augereau
to Dugommier, 28 germinal an II (17 April 1794), France, Archives
de la guerre, Service historique de l'armée de la terre, Château
de Vincennes, MSS, [hereafter Service historique], Correspondance:
Armée des Pyrénées-Orientales, Registre de correspondence du
général Augereau, Carton B4 140.
Augereau
to Schérer, 26 prairial an III (14 June 1795), Service historique,
Correspondance: Armée des Pyrénées-Orientales, Carton B4 142.
Archives
Nationales:
France,
Archives Nationales, AF IV, MSS, Carton 1311, dossier 1807,
"Tableau des domaines dont Sa Majesté a disposé par décret du
30 juin 1807," Ordre No 4.
Dom
João to Bonaparte, 23 May 1803, Archives Nationales, AF IV,
Carton 1689, dossier 2.
Archives
Étrangéres:
Lannes
to Talleyrand, 14 November 1801, France, Archives Diplomatiques,
Ministére des Affaires Étrangéres, [hereafter Affaires Étrangéres],
Correspondance politique: Portugal, MSS, vol. 122.
Souza
to Talleyrand, 1 September 1802, Affaires Étrangéres, Correspondance
politique: Portugal, vol. 123.
Wellington
Papers:
Wellington
to Stewart, 7 February 1810, Wellington Papers, University of
Southampton, [hereafter WP], No. 11304.
Wellington
to Stewart, 7 February 1810, WP, No. 11304.
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