Inclusion of Publication Year in the shortened Citation
Chicago 17th with shortened citations. There are some shortened citations that would include the publication year before the page numbers. So it appears as author, title, year, page numbers. This doesn't happen in all my citations. So I find it strange why there are citations that would include the year of publication. I hope I don't have to delete them all manually because I'm editing an entire monograph. Thank you.
I'd recommend fixing this properly. If you still have the duplicates in the Zotero library, you can quickly fix it by merging. Otherwise, you'll need to spend more time on the document.
I'm fixing the footnotes, by the way. A specific citation from an author would include the year of publication in some instances, while others instances of the same reference would not have it. And this only happens with his books, which are different volumes in a collected works.
However, I've seen other references that have duplicates. And indeed, when I merged them, the footnotes were corrected. The year of publication disappeared.