Rare collectible Manual of Style University of Chicago 1930 print edition book
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| Management number | 46555846 | Release Date | 2026/01/29 | List Price | $25.64 | Model Number | 46555846 | ||
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Rare collectible book published in June 1930.
The "Manual of Style" from the University of Chicago, first published in 1906, is the foundational text for what became The Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS), a comprehensive guide for writers, editors, and publishers, evolving significantly over editions, with its 1930s iteration closely tied to Kate Turabian's work on dissertation writing, leading to her famous Manual for Writers (often called "Turabian") which adapted these core rules for students, both becoming essential guides for academic writing.
| Category | Books > Reference Books > Educational & Instructional Books |
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| Brand | Rare |
| Condition | Good |
Educational & Instructional Books
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