Shadows in the Canadian Archival Zeitgeist: The Jeremiad of Terry Eastwood Considered

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  • Terry Cook

Author Biography

Terry Cook

Terry Cook is Chief, Social Affairs and Natural Resources Records, at the Public Archives of Canada. After various junior editorial stints with Archivaria, he was General Editor of the journal from 1982 to 1984. He also edited the Canadian Historical Association's Historical Papers for four years and since 1982 has been Editor of the CHA's Historical Booklet series. In addition to eight PAC guides and inventories, Dr. Cook has published several articles in both Canadian social and intellectual history and in archival theory and practice.

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Published

1986-01-01

How to Cite

Cook, Terry. 1986. “Shadows in the Canadian Archival Zeitgeist: The Jeremiad of Terry Eastwood Considered”. Archivaria 22 (January):156-62. https://www.archivaria.ca/index.php/archivaria/article/view/11312.

Issue

Archivaria 22: Includes index to issues 11-20 (Summer 1986)

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Counterpoint

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