• footnote \#3
• footnotes \#7
• and \#8
• footnotes \#7
• and \#9
• footnotes \#5
• and \#6
• Footnote \#10
• footnote number \numberstringnum{8}

I feel like at this point I'm just being silly.

Footnotes

• Turabian
  • Title part after colon displayed in footnote 1
  • Superscript suffix in ordinal number
  • "rev. " displayed as "cbyreviser"
  • All revisers displayed rather than just first reviser
  • Title part after "Writers" displayed after footnote 1
• Doniger
• Cowlishaw
• Owenby
• Laumann
• Lattimore
• Bonnefoy
• Wiese
  • Closing single quote comes after comma
• Rieger
• Kurland
• Smith
• Hlatky
  • Title surrounded by smart quotes
  • Publication month and year shown
  • Accessed in 2017 instead of 2004
• Martin
• Niederkorn
• Gorman
• Amundin
• Doyle
  • Presentation information comes before opening parenthesis
• Roberts
  • Recipient and date not shown
  • "6 vols" preceded by comma, and followed by period
  • Page numbers not preceded by "1:"
  • Whitefield shown too many times
• Leigh
  • Missing subauthor
  • Missing subtitle
  • Title precedes editors
  • All editors listed
  • "16 vols" followed by period
  • Page numbers not preceded by "6:"
• Deane
  • Author and recipient missing
  • Letter number and date missing
  • Title preceded by "in"
  • Title quoted rather than italicized
  • "vol." capitalized and surrounded by periods
  • Augusts surrounded by periods
  • URL and "accessed" date missing
• Earley
  • No space between ellipsis and colon
  • "Kindle" comes before location
• Bulgakov

Bibliography

• Amundin
• Bonnefoy
• Bulgakov
  • Page numbers come after editor name
  • En dash in page range instead of hyphen
• Cowlishaw
• Delegates
  • Title quoted rather than italicized
  • "Vol" not followed by a period
• Doniger
• Doyle
  • Presentation information italicized
  • Days not shown
  • Period between note and address
• Earley
  • No space between ellipsis and colon
  • "Kindle" comes after publishing information
  • "Kindle" preceded by period
• Gorman
  • Day not shown
• Hamer
  • All editors listed
  • Title not shown
  • Publisher not shown
  • Title preceded by "In"
  • Title followed by period
  • "Vols" not capitalized
• Hlatky
  • "5" comes after date
  • Day not shown
• Kurland
  • City not shown
• Lattimore
  • "trans." capitalized following title, "ed." displayed in its place
• Laumann
• Martin
  • Day not shown
• Niederkorn
  • "Arts section, Midwest edition" comes before publishing information
  • Day not shown
• Owenby
• Rieger
  • 'Introduction to' shown as '"Introduction." In'
  • "by" shown as "edited by"
• Smith
  • "no. 2" capitalized following title
• Turabian
  • Ordinal number not superscript
  • "Revised by" shown as "Edited by"
• Whitefield
  • "6 Vols" not shown
  • "and" shown as "/"
  • "Vols" not capitalized
• Wiese
  • Closing single quote comes before comma

I believe subsubsubsection should include instructions not to indent (see #7). The sample paper seems to contradict itself regarding fifth-level headings, so subsubsubsubsection may or may not be correct.

https://ctan.org/pkg/mathptmx

It's 2019. Is 2019 a year to be modern or a year to be authentic?

In the footnotes, they should be plain black, but in the bibliography they should be blue underlined.

Currently I make no use of \@. This Stack Exchange question seems to address the issue in detail, but I haven't yet read it closely enough to put it into practice.

Currently none of the green-highlighted information is included (this is intentional). However, other instances of color, such as the rest of the highlighting, and the blue styling of links such as the one in footnote 2 on page 1, are also omitted. I'm currently undecided on whether to include any color, since on the one hand I'd like to imitate the original document as closely as possible, but on other hand I find it ugly (except perhaps for link styling) and it probably would be useless if most students would print these sorts of papers on the school's black-and-white printers anyway.

This results in both a violation of the right margin and an awkward space between the paragraph and the enumerate environment below.