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A bibliographic entry for a book should generally include the following:
(You may have one or several authors, with only the first name inverted; a corporate author; an editor or compiler, if there is no author; or a translator or illustrator, if either is the focus of the study.)
These components are separated by periods and a space, and the second and subsequent lines of an entry are indented.
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