HIS 298: Liberty and Justice for All: Democracy and Dissent in U.S. HIstory: Chicago Citations

Gustavus Library Resources:

• Building Citations Worksheet - use this sheet to help you identify key pieces of information you'll need to build citations in any style
• Chicago Cheat Sheet - Notes/Bibliography style - contains examples for citing a variety of academic sources
• Chicago Cheat Sheet - Author Date style - contains examples for citing a variety of academic sources

External Resources:

• Excelsior Online Writing Lab (OWL) (17th ed.)
• Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) (17th ed.) 
• Sample Chicago paper (Notes and Bibliography) (Purdue OWL) (17th ed.)
• Sample Chicago paper (Author and Date) (Purdue OWL) (17th ed.)

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