Hi DBinSJ,
It's a little unclear what you mean by:
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having pagination and headers, as well as endnotes unique to each section
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Sections in a Word document always have three headers and footers (primary, first & even). Except for the first Section, these can be linked, or not, to the preceding Section's headers & footers. Unless you use a 'different first page' and/or 'different odd/even' page layout, the first & even headers & footers don't get used.
If you want to have your document configured to place the endnotes at the end of a Chapter, then you can't have any other Section breaks in that Chapter.
Aside from using the 'different first page' and/or 'different odd/even' page layouts to control what's displayed in the headers & footers, you can manipulate their content via formula fields and/or STYLEREF fields. However, as it's not clear what you want, I can't really advise you further.