ARRANGEMENT

When, under a single entry, there are both subject-references and

references by folios only, place the folio-references together at the

end of the entry, following the subject-references.

Arrange entries according to the English alphabet, whatever the order

of the alphabet in which a foreign name might have been entered in its

original language.

Arrange German names spelled with the vowels ä, ö, ü as if spelled ae,

oe, ue, but retain the form employed by the author.

When the same word serves for several kinds of entries, the order

should be as follows: person, place, subject, title: e.g., (1) _Brown,

G. F._ (person). (2) _Brown Village_ (place). (3) _Brown-tail Moth_

(subject). (4) _Brown Family, the_ (title).

Forenames precede surnames: e.g., _Francis I_ precedes _Francis,

Charles_.

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