Archives, ToCs and Abstracts
ARCHIVES: AUTUMN 2020 ISSUE: TOC AND ABSTRACTS
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Emma Markiewicz, Foreword
Jeff James, The Historical Manuscripts Commission: Celebrating 150 years and looking to the future (1869-2019)
Philip Gale and Elizabeth Lomas, The Historical Manuscripts Commission: An Archival Evolution
Arike Oke, The Historical Manuscripts Commission at 150
Alice Prochaska, The Civic Importance of Archives
OBITUARY
Sonia Anderson, Felicity Strong (1935-2019)
REVIEWS
A Biographical Register of the Franciscans in the Custody of York, c.1229-1539, ed. Michael J.P. Robson – reviewed by Bronach Kane, Cardiff ...
ARCHIVES: SPRING 2020 ISSUE: TOC AND ABSTRACTS
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Mandy Banton, History concealed, history withheld: the story of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office ‘migrated archives’ and the decades-long international search for redress
Julia Sheppard, ‘Facts are sacred’
Penelope Baker, Preserving the BRA: Cataloguing the Association’s archives at London Metropolitan Archives
NOTES AND DOCUMENTS
Seumas Macdonald and John Saillant, An 1815 Latin dissertation on hysteria by ‘coloured’ Trinidadian John-Baptiste Philip
OBITUARIES
Richard Olney, with contributions from Robin Harcourt Williams, ...
ARCHIVES: SPRING 2019 ISSUE: TOC AND ABSTRACTS
CONTENTS
Marianne Wilson, ‘Reformation on the record’: Developing the Reformation programme at The National Archives
Stephanie Thomson, What have wills got to do with it? Women’s religious patronage in early Reformation England, c.1530-1558: Evidence from the PCC
David E. Thornton, The prosopography of English monastic orders at the dissolution: evidence from The National Archives assessed
Simon Lambe, The dissolution of the monasteries in Somerset: The records of the Court of Augmentations at The National Archives, Kew (E 321)
Sylvia Gill, ‘… for the ...