Looks like Mk101 beat me back to it. The way I have the references set up in the Timeline is so that the same reference can be used over and over without having to type out the entire thing each time. You can see that setup in the link Mk provided. I’ve labeled the ref names in the Timeline so that each book has a unique letter abbreviation, and then chapter number or page number afterward, for example “TASGkings227” was used when I wanted to refer to “Tortall: A Spy’s Guide, Succession of Monarchs, Pg 227”. The full citation, with book, chapter/page, publisher, etc, only goes in the first time the citation is used (the earliest it appears on the page). Then the short form is used later to duplicate the reference info and lump all the locations where the same reference is used together in the reference list at the bottom of the page.
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