Double-line your entire document, with the exception of the bibliography which should be single-spaced. Use a hanging indent for all citations in your bibliography. Turabian - Chicago manual style. The Chicago Manual of Style by the University of Chicago Press editorial staff. Publication date: 2017. Chicago is a style of literature published by Chicago University Press. This style of citation incorporates common American English grammar and punctuation rules. Generally, the Chicago style has two basic documentation systems: 1 notes and bibliography and 2 author-date. Use the same font, font size, and formatting style for title elements. The font size may increase slightly for the title. The preferred format is bold for the title, placed title and page. Two-thirds of the way down the page, location name, course title, and date Text A.2.2 Align text left with a 2-inch left indent Double spaceThe Chicago Manual of Style actually presents two different styles of documentation and citation : the humanities style, which uses notes and a bibliography, as well as the author-date system. As the name suggests, humanities style is more common for writing in the arts, literature, and related disciplines, while author-date is found more in government documents. Examples in this guide are provided for footnote N citations and bibliography B. Footnotes and bibliography format contain most of the same elements but are formatted slightly differently. For example, notes use paragraph first line indentation and bibliography entries use hanging indents.00: for the Turabian Style th Edition tutorial.00: to a blank document. 00: up all our formatting.02: title. Chicago is a style of documentation published by Chicago University Press. This style of citation incorporates common American English grammar and punctuation rules. Generally, the Chicago style has two basic documentation systems: 1 notes and bibliography and 2 author-date.