Chicago Manual of Style, How I Love You!
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gnomiThis entry is, likely, only of interest to byrne, janedavitt, and tygerseye (and maybe not even to them), but the rest of you will just have to put up with the style geeking. :-)
From Chicago Manual of Style 14th edition*, section 7.27, p. 244:
*I have the 14th here at work; my 15th is at home, but I can't imagine it says anything different.
byrne, janedavitt, and tygerseye (and maybe not even to them), but the rest of you will just have to put up with the style geeking. :-)From Chicago Manual of Style 14th edition*, section 7.27, p. 244:
Honorific Titles
Honorific titles and forms of address should be capitalized in any context:
Her (His) Majesty | Your Grace | Excellency
Her (His) Royal Highness | His Eminence | Your Honor
but
my lord | sir | madam
*I have the 14th here at work; my 15th is at home, but I can't imagine it says anything different.
