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Wallace (William). See Burns (Robert).

Editors or translators of collections or anthologies, or any work not definitely assigned to a particular author, are to be treated as the authors, e.g.—

Oxenford (John) trans. The Illustrated book of French songs.

Johnston (Peter) ed. The Charters of Kelross Abbey.

Commentators are to be treated as original authors, but a full entry must also be made under the name of the author, work or subject commented upon.

12. Pseudonyms. In conformity with Rule 1, the real names of authors who adopt pseudonyms must be used, with cross references from the assumed or pseudonymous names, e.g.—

Wilson (John) Christopher North. The Isle of Palms.

North (Christopher) See Wilson (John)

Initials, marks or symbols, and phrases, are to form part of the title, and be treated as anonyma e.g.—

Considerations on the late war, by G. W.

Poems, by XXX

Reflections on life, by One who has toiled at the bench.

Where such initials, marks or phrases, have been identified with real names, such real names, must, of course, be used. Cross references may be used in all cases, if