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ARCHIVES: SPRING 2018 ISSUE: TOC AND ABSTRACTS
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Adalgisa Mascio, ‘Almost too ruinous to be repaired’: the Unknown Treasures project at The National Archives and the Court of Common Pleas brevia files
Robert F.W. Smith, Early modern petitions in the Norwich city records: a newly-catalogued collection at Norfolk Record Office
Caroline Williams, Understanding collections at risk
Penelope Baker, Back-bone or burden? The role of the RPS in the BRA
Nat Alcock, When any Tryumphe, Coronacion or Roialty shall pass by
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‘ALMOST TOO RUINOUS TO BE REPAIRED’: THE UNKNOWN TREASURES PROJECT ...
ARCHIVES: Autumn 2017 issue: ToC and Abstracts
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Matti Watton, Seven hundred years since a spade cost sixpence: Records of the Lambeth Palace garden
Toby Parker, Lost in the long books: Eighteenth century college gardens in Oxford
Margaret Willes, Here today, gone tomorrow
Lesley Acton, Allotment gardens: Research challenges and surprising discoveries
Richard Storey, Small gardens, big business
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Matti Watton, Seven hundred years since a spade cost sixpence: Records of the Lambeth Palace garden
Archbishops of Canterbury have lived on the site occupied by Lambeth Palace for around 800 ...
ARCHIVES: Spring 2017 issue: ToC and Abstracts
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Dean A. Irwin, From Archae to Archives
Mark Dunton, Public relations and the price commission, 1973-74
Paul Rock, ‘The dreadful flood of documents’: The 1958 Public Record Act and its aftermath: Part 2: After-effects
Michael Moss and David Thomas, Overlapping temporalities – the judge, the historian and the citizen
Obituary: Freddie Emery Wallis, 1927-2017
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Dean A. Irwin, From Archae to Archives
Acknowledgments of debt, made to the Jews of England between 1194 and 1290, have long been known to historians. The two largest collec...