Buckinghamshire New University style guide

Capitalising job titles (see job titles)
Capitalising historical periods and events
Capitalise names of widely recognised epochs in anthropology, archaeology,
geology and history, for example the Bronze Age, the Dark Ages, the Middle Ages,
the Renaissance, the Victorian era, the Enlightenment, the Third Reich. Also
capitalise periods named after specific dynasties or people, for example the
Tudors, Elizabethan. Use lower case for medieval, baroque.
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Art movements:
Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Cubism, Dadaism, Gothic, Impressionism, Pop Art,
Rococo, Surrealism, Arts and Crafts movement etc.
War:
First World War, Second World War; Crimean/Boer/Vietnam/Gulf War; Hundred
Years War.
Capitalising proper nouns
Names of people, places, countries and organisations should take capital letters.
Examples:
John Smith, High Wycombe, Missenden Abbey Conference Centre
Commas
It is acceptable to put a comma before and, particularly in longer sentences or
lists.
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