Manuscripts are not to begin with a title page giving the author's name or other identifying information. Manuscripts will not be returned. The text, footnotes, and block quotations are to be double spaced with generous margins. Footnotes are to be placed at the end of the manuscript, not at the foot of the page. Upon acceptance, the text is to be supplied on computer disk, preferably Macintosh and Microsoft, although IBM and other programmes are acceptable.
Footnotes are to be automated.
Manuscripts are not to begin with a date or with a word of less than four letters. Words beginning with I or O are not recommended, as these letters look least handsome in the dropped ornamental capitals we use. The text, footnotes, and block quotations are to be double spaced with generous margins. The Editor is the final arbiter of length, grammar, and style. Do not use 'Secretary of State Cordell Hull', but 'the secretary of state, Cordell Hull'.