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When a book is written collectively by numerous authors and when each author is the sole creator of a specific and complete section of the book, then an adequate footnote representing Ruskin's section should be included in this |
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For a foreword, an adequate footnote would be:
1 Foreword by Keith Thomas, General Editor Past Masters, in A.L. Le Quesne et al., Victorian Thinkers: Carlyle, Ruskin, Arnold, Morris, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1992, p. x.
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Using endnotes instead of footnotes is acceptable. You placed your endnotes at the end of your book, which is excellent. You could also include endnotes at the end of each section of your book. It's up … Read the rest
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