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1 How to write a bibliography:
Book: Surname, first name, title in italics or underlined, name of publisher, where published, year of publication, pages used. E.G: Drake, James, Who was Francis Drake? Oxford University Press, England, 1690, pp Website: Surname, first name (of designer or put organisation if no individual designer named), title of website in italics or underlined, URL address, date you accessed the website. E.G: The Bigglesworth Flying School, How to fly a flying machine like those other magnificent men, (date accessed 12/3/1916).

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