Essay Pro FormaMargin left & Right 2.5. No Bold 2 line spacing12 point fontWhat reference style is required?HST255Essay 1Brenton HartUni. Student No.43068421Words 1,000(Check 10%- or 10%+ accepted)Any essay must have an introduction, body and conclusion, whether it is informal or formal, primary school, business or University. The last sentence should introduce the next section or point to be covered. Some informal essays may not require references unless you wish to provide proof of your evidence. Dot or point format is not permissible in an essay unless specified. An essay is an essay, not a letter, answer or report.Copy file to Final submitted file Delete all in red bold and essay totals in colour from Final submitted file before lodging or presenting. Introduction 8181/1000In Text or FootnotesPoint 1 280?? /1000Scullard (1982:45) Louth (2004:266)Point 2280?? /1000Beness (2000:7-9)Point 3280?? /1000Conclusion 79?? /1000

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Books: Scullard, H.H. 1982. From the Gacchi to Nero. LondonArticles:Beness, J.L. The Punishment of the Gracchani and the Execution of C. Villius in 133/132, Antichthon 34:1-17