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Subsection 1.3.11 of the MHRA guide specifies:

The style for referencing an illustration within the text should be ascertained from the editor or guidelines for authors but is generally by insertion of the phrase â€˜Figure [...]â€™. A reference is necessary because an illustration is unlikely to follow the relevant text immediately, for technical reasons.

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