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THE BUILD'S OWN APPARATUS, COUNTED FOR THIS ARTICLE
The checklist requires that each leg carry its sources with it, article by article. This build's practice, measured across the twenty-seven banked fragments rather than asserted: twenty-two of the twenty-seven fragments close their articles with a named Principal-sources line — 213 such lines in all, from the Wars leg's twenty down to the single consolidated lines of the Story of Walkerton section family. Five fragments carry their citations in the text rather than in closing lines: Crime, Neighborhoods, Population, The Land, and Tribes — in each, the sources are named inside the articles at the points of use (the treaty texts and the opinion citations in Crime; the census volumes in Population; the atlas plates in The Land), and a reader loses nothing but the uniform furniture. The Story of Walkerton section and Before-the-City files concentrate their apparatus the same way, in consolidated lines and in-text citation. The measurement is printed because the practice is the checklist item: at assembly, the five in-text fragments are a named conform item — their citations stand, and the furniture can be regularized without touching a fact.