Archives, ToCs and Abstracts
ARCHIVES: Autumn 2017 issue: ToC and Abstracts
Contents
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
Abstracts
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
CONTENTS
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
ABSTRACTS
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...
ARCHIVES: Spring 2016 Double Issue. ToC and Abstracts
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Robert F.W. Smith, Sir Edward Coke’s collection of knowledge: The inception of the Holkham archive
Amanda Bevan and David Foster, Shakespeare’s original will: A re-reading, and a reflection on interdisciplinary research within archives
Lesley Higgins, Spelt from Hopkins’s leaves: Considering archival ‘remains’
Paul Rock, ‘The dreadful flood of documents’: The 1958 Public Record Act and its aftermath Part 1: The genesis of the Act
John Campbell, Writing political biography – with and without the papers
Clare Cowling, Legal records at ...