I. ARRANGEMENT.

Order of the English alphabet, 213. Headings, 214–239. Person, place,

title, subject, form, 214. Forenames, 215, 216. M’, _etc._, 217. Family

names nearly alike, 218. Family names the same, 219. Forenames the

same, 220. Forenames not generally used, 221, 222. Forenames changed,

223. Titles, Sees, 224. Possessive case, 225. Greek and Latin names,

226. Compound names, 227–232. Pseudonyms, 233. Incomplete names, 234.

Signs, 235. Every word regarded, 236. Abbreviations, 237. Titles,

240–252. Under an author, 240–248. Editions, 242, 243. Numerals,

244. Translations, 245. Biographies, etc., 246. Criticisms, 247.

Analyticals, 248, 249. Under countries, 250–252. Synopsis, 252. Bible,

252. Contents, 253. Subjects, 254–258. Homonyms, 254. Topical

arrangement, 255. Chronological arrangement, 256. Cross-references,

257. Divisions, 258.

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