Legacy in Limbo: An Introduction to the Records Department of the Interior

Authors

  • Terry Cook

Author Biography

Terry Cook

Terry Cook is Chief of Social Affairs and Natural Resources Records at the National Archives of Canada. He has been Editor of the Canadian Historical Association's Historical Papers (1978-82) and its Historical Booklet series (1982-), as well as General Editor of Archivaria (1982-84). He has published numerous studies in Canadian social and intellectual history and in archival theory and practice.

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Published

1987-01-01

How to Cite

Cook, Terry. 1987. “Legacy in Limbo: An Introduction to the Records Department of the Interior”. Archivaria 25 (January):73-83. https://www.archivaria.ca/index.php/archivaria/article/view/11455.

Issue

Archivaria 25: includes supplement, "The Archival Legacy of the Department of the Interior" (Winter 1987-88)

Section

Supplement: The Archival Legacy of the Department of the Interior

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