1. Preface

   • Karen Anderson
   • Eric Ketelaar
   • Elizabeth Yakel

   Editorial Note 14 July 2007 Pages: 265 - 265

2. Reading Colonial Records Through an Archival Lens: The Provenance of Place, Space and Creation

   • Jeannette Allis Bastian

   OriginalPaper 12 September 2006 Pages: 267 - 284

3. Passive keepers or active shapers: a comparative case study of four archival practitioners at the end of the nineteenth century

   • Donna Holmes

   Original Paper 07 June 2007 Pages: 285 - 298

4. American historians and European archival theory: the collaboration of J.F. Jameson and Waldo G. Leland

   • Randall C. Jimerson

   Original Paper 04 July 2007 Pages: 299 - 312

5. From the memory of the act to the act itself.The evolution of written records as proof of jural acts in England, 11th to 17th century

   • Heather MacNeil

   Original Paper 05 July 2007 Pages: 313 - 328

6. Subject or object? Shaping and reshaping the intersections between aboriginal and non-aboriginal records

   • Laura Millar

   Original Paper 05 July 2007 Pages: 329 - 350

7. The concept of societal provenance and records of nineteenth-century Aboriginal–European relations in Western Canada: implications for archival theory and practice

   • Tom Nesmith

   Original Paper 05 June 2007 Pages: 351 - 360

   

8. Consolidation and separation: British archives and American historians at the turn of the twentieth century

   • Margaret Procter

   Original Paper 04 July 2007 Pages: 361 - 379

9. Archives of the new possession: Spanish colonial records and the American creation of a ‘national’ archives for the Philippines

   • Ricardo L. Punzalan

   Original Paper 01 June 2007 Pages: 381 - 392

10. What are these among so many? Pre and post Vatican II recordkeeping

    • Anthea Seles

    Original Paper 24 February 2007 Pages: 393 - 405