Chicago Style Guide. A printed letter: Note: 1. Charles Hanson to Nancy McPhaul. Bibliography ~ And that's not even the best thing on the menu: seafood dishes, like creamy arroz cremoso paella, take you from this majestic Gallery District restaurant to the Bay . In Chicago footnote referencing, after providing complete source information in the first footnote, you can shorten subsequent citations from the same source to avoid repetition. These abbreviated footnotes should include the author's last name, an abbreviated title, and cited pages: 1. Alan C. Jenkins, Wildlife in the City: Animals, Birds, Reptiles. These “blocks” must be: Proses of five lines or more. Not surrounded by ation marks. Preceded and followed by a blank line. Serrated. 5" from the left margin. The rules for citing an e-block are the same as for citing a source elsewhere in your text. As such, a Chicago-style block uses footnote citations. The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th edition, Notes and Bibliography or Chicago Footnotes is a reference style commonly used in schools of philosophy, theology, arts and sciences. Within the Arts and Sciences, the style is used in the following disciplines. : English literature, history and theater studies This can also be the case The following templates and examples will help you create source citations with three authors using the full reference system. author, First name of the 1st author, First name and last name of the 2nd author, First name and last name of the th author Place of publication: Publisher,