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[Rik Kabel]

Hefferon, James S. <jhefferon <at> smcvt.edu> writes:

> 
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I'm looking for a certain citation style and having trouble finding it in 
LaTeX.  I'd appreciate a pointer if
> anyone has one.
> 
> In some books (for instance in Donald's bio of Lincoln) the citations are not 
in the text body, so there is no
> [1]-type notation after the sentence.  Instead, at the back back of the book 
is a list, which contains for
> any citation a couple of words from the referenced sentence and then the 
source.
> 
> For instance, suppose there appears on page 100 a paragraph containing, "His 
legs were so long and his pants
> so short that soldiers could see his hairy ankles above his socks."  In the 
back of the book the citations
> come as a list, and one item on that list might be, "\textit{soldiers could 
see} OR, C Dunkin, p 1031."
> 
> Is there a LaTeX style for that?  Ideal would be if in the page header 
containing that citation it gave a page
> range for the citations, perhaps here "Pages 98-103" or perhaps "Chapter Two".
> 
> Thank you,
> Jim


The memoir class includes this capability in its \pagenote implementation.

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Rik Kabel