In addition to providing financial support for the publication of modern documentary editions in the field of American history, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission has been a leader in the training of documentary editors and in the development and application of new technology in the field. The commission established documentary projects for several American presidents and other governmental leaders and also initiated and supported projects to document the history of blacks, native Americans, and women. The commission has successfully secured funds from private foundations to augment its own funding for editorial projects. Through its work, the NHPRC provides a central organization for the publication of documents in American history.
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April 01 1986
The NHPRC: Its Influence on Documentary Editing, 1964-1984
Mary Giunta
Mary Giunta
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National Historical Publications and Records Commission, University of Richmond
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The American Archivist (1986) 49 (2): 134–141.
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Mary Giunta; The NHPRC: Its Influence on Documentary Editing, 1964-1984. The American Archivist 1 April 1986; 49 (2): 134–141. doi: https://doi.org/10.17723/aarc.49.2.4063410231632x27
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