Chicago Style Guidelines from Keys for Writers   What's the purpose of Chicago Style?

• Documentation of sources is necessary not just in research papers but in any written work that contains information from or references to texts outside itself.
  
  
• Chicago Style is used in many humanities disciplines, and serves as an alternative to the APA and MLA styles. This style uses an unnumbered title page, endnotes, and a bibliography rather than parenthetical citations and a works cited page.

How do I use Chicago Style?

• There are three basic features of Chicago Style:
  
  

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