Administrative History: An Archivists' Need

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• Hugh A. Taylor, The Collective Memory: Archives and Libraries as Heritage , Archivaria: Archivaria 15: Archives and Libraries: Essays in Honour of W. Kaye Lamb (Winter 1982-83)
• Hugh A. Taylor, The Archivist, the Letter, and the Spirit , Archivaria: Archivaria 43 (Spring 1997)
• Hugh A. Taylor, CLANCHY, From Memory to Written Record: England, 1066–1307 , Archivaria: Archivaria 9 (Winter 1979-80)
• Hugh A. Taylor, Information Ecology and the Archives of the 1980s , Archivaria: Archivaria 18: Archives and the Law (Summer 1984)
• Hugh A. Taylor, "Heritage" Revisited: Documents as Artifacts in the Context of Museums and Material Culture , Archivaria: Archivaria 40 (Fall 1995)
• Hugh A. Taylor, Transformation in the Archives: Technological Adjustment or Paradigm Shift? , Archivaria: Archivaria 25: includes supplement, "The Archival Legacy of the Department of the Interior" (Winter 1987-88)
• Anne MacDermaid, Gordon Dodds, William George Ormsby, Stan Hanson, Terry Eastwood, Hugh A. Taylor, Ernest J. Dick, Jane E. Nokes, Robert J. Morgan, The Applebaum-Hébert Report: Personal Observations , Archivaria: Archivaria 16 (Summer 1983)
• Hugh A. Taylor, Recycling the Past: The Archivist in the Age of Ecology , Archivaria: Archivaria 35: Proceedings of the ACA Seventeenth Annual Conference, Montreal 12-15 September 1992 (Spring 1993)
• Hugh A. Taylor, Canadian Archives: Patterns from a Federal Perspective , Archivaria: Archivaria 2 (Summer 1976)
• Hugh A. Taylor, Family History: Some New Directions and their Implications for the Archivist , Archivaria: Archivaria 11 (Winter 1980-81)