Hayes, J. (1951). The roman letter: A study of notable graven and written forms from twenty centuries in which our Latin alphabet moved toward its high destiny as the basic medium of printed communication throughout the western world. Prepared on the occasion of an exhibition dealing with this subject, held by R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company in its Lakeside Press Galleries, Chicago, Illinois, 1951-52. Chicago, Ill.: R.R. Donnelley & Sons, the Lakeside Press.
استشهاد بنمط شيكاغوHayes, James. The Roman Letter: A Study of Notable Graven and Written Forms From Twenty Centuries in Which Our Latin Alphabet Moved Toward Its High Destiny As the Basic Medium of Printed Communication Throughout the Western World. Prepared On the Occasion of an Exhibition Dealing With This Subject, Held By R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company in Its Lakeside Press Galleries, Chicago, Illinois, 1951-52. Chicago, Ill.: R.R. Donnelley & Sons, the Lakeside Press, 1951.
MLA استشهادHayes, James. The Roman Letter: A Study of Notable Graven and Written Forms From Twenty Centuries in Which Our Latin Alphabet Moved Toward Its High Destiny As the Basic Medium of Printed Communication Throughout the Western World. Prepared On the Occasion of an Exhibition Dealing With This Subject, Held By R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company in Its Lakeside Press Galleries, Chicago, Illinois, 1951-52. Chicago, Ill.: R.R. Donnelley & Sons, the Lakeside Press, 1951.