The American Historical Review, Volume 18John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1913 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... hand- ling occasion the actual loss of documents , but it subjects the archives to a great deal of unnecessary wear and they suffer accordingly . Such conditions not only expose the government to the great 31 See testimony of Miss Rosa ...
... hand- ling occasion the actual loss of documents , but it subjects the archives to a great deal of unnecessary wear and they suffer accordingly . Such conditions not only expose the government to the great 31 See testimony of Miss Rosa ...
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... hand we have the departments which will be constantly calling for various records ; on the other hand we have the students and other users of the archives who would naturally wish to be near the library and the Supreme Court . The site ...
... hand we have the departments which will be constantly calling for various records ; on the other hand we have the students and other users of the archives who would naturally wish to be near the library and the Supreme Court . The site ...
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... hand and too dry an atmosphere on the other . These considerations are most important for the preservation of the archives and can not be neglected without disastrous results . Outside the stack , in the rest of the building , provision ...
... hand and too dry an atmosphere on the other . These considerations are most important for the preservation of the archives and can not be neglected without disastrous results . Outside the stack , in the rest of the building , provision ...
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... hand the records of the secret service division and of the commissioner of internal revenue would doubtless be considered so confidential as to require their retention . In the Navy Department the records of the navy commissioners , a ...
... hand the records of the secret service division and of the commissioner of internal revenue would doubtless be considered so confidential as to require their retention . In the Navy Department the records of the navy commissioners , a ...
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... hand in hand with the arrangement of the records and their final grouping . 57 The next step is the preparation of inventories of the contents of the different series . Such an inventory indicates the title , dates , number of documents ...
... hand in hand with the arrangement of the records and their final grouping . 57 The next step is the preparation of inventories of the contents of the different series . Such an inventory indicates the title , dates , number of documents ...
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