Sentence examples for bibliography the from inspiring English sources

Bibliography, the systematic cataloging, study, and description of written and printed works, especially books.

"As far as I can tell," McDade writes in the introduction to his bibliography, "the first murder in New England was committed in 1630 with a gun".

The text is supported by a chronology, information about Franklin's inventions, sayings from "Poor Richard's Almanack," historic sites young readers might visit and an annotated bibliography; the artist describes the research that went into the handsome, accurate illustrations.

Side by side When he was assembling his bibliography, the serendipities of the alphabet placed Larry Grayson - "once the most unjustly vilified of English queer comedians" - next to Stuart Hall, "the single most influential voice in the development of the field of cultural studies".

(In fact in the footnote, though not in the bibliography, the date is given as 1998).

The final item in Pico's bibliography, the Disputations Against Astrology is, like the letters, problematic in its textual history because of Gianfrancesco's involvement in its publication.

If you have a course textbook look at the bibliography at the back of the book.

We also manually searched the related references from the bibliography of the selected articles.

Three additional trials were identified by a hand search of the bibliography of the remaining articles.

Backwards chasing will be conducted manually, through the bibliography of the item in question.

Reserve a page for the bibliography at the end of your paper or book.