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Thursday, September 2, 2010

Lit & Lectures / Books The Chicago Manual of Style, 1906 Style

Posted By Jerome Ludwig on 09.02.10 at 05:19 PM

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The Chicago Manual of Style just released its totally rocking new 1,026-page 16th edition.

To mark the occasion, during September the University of Chicago Press is offering a facsimile of the 1906 edition (a mere 214 pages) as a downloadable free e-book.

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