Franklin, Sir John, d. 1863,
Franklin, John Andrew,
Franklin, John Charles,
Franklin, John D a v i d,
the reader not knowing of the name David would expect to find the last among the simple Johns, but seeing the David spaced would understand that it was a rarely used name. This supposes that he knows the system, but one can not have a condensed catalogue without obliging the reader to learn how to use it. (See § [140].) {85}
222. If an author uses both the shorter and the longer forms in different works and yet is decidedly better known by the shorter, arrange by that.
Ex. Müller, Max (in full F: Max). Otherwise give and arrange by all the names.
223. If a person’s forenames occur differently in different books or different authorities, or occur in a different order, or the person has changed one or more of his forenames, arrange by one form (the best known or the latest) and refer from the others if alphabetically separated.
224. Arrange a nobleman’s title, under which entry is made, and the name of a bishop’s see, from which reference is made to the family name, among the personal names, not with the places.
Ex.