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I would like to use multiple .bib files for my article, such as file1.bib, file2.bib.

However, I would like my references not to be separated (such as "Primary sources", "Secondary sources", etc.) These bibliographies just need to be merged into one.

One way to do this is to just copy-paste these .bib files into one .bib file, and this would solve the problem. However, I would like to keep it split into several .bib files, by topic (file1.bib contains articles on topic1, file2.bib contains on topic2, and so on).

I tried to do

\bibliographystyle{alpha}

\bibliography{file1}
\bibliography{file2}

but this just gives me the same bibliography twice!

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use \bibliograhy{file1,file2} – Guido Nov 24 '12 at 20:45
@Guido is on the ball. That's the way to do it. – ADP Dec 15 '12 at 16:37
Please select "answer your own question", so your question does not show up as unanswered anymore. – mafp Dec 21 '12 at 23:18

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The correct way to load multiple bib files is to use

\bibliography{file1,file2}
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