2019 Visiting Scholar Lecture: Academic Freedom The Key Role of Archival Records

Tanya Zanish-Belcher’s presentation addresses research, and the broadest sense of the historical record, which is based on, or depends upon, the quality and amount of historical records available for the types of stories we can tell.

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