@book{10984,
  author = {Paul Delsalle and Margaret Procter},
  title = {History of Archival Practice},
  year = {2017},
  pages = {245 pp.},
  publisher = {Routledge},
  address = {London, England},
  isbn = {9781409455240},
  note = {<p>Revised translation of Une histoire de l'archivistique, published in 1998.&nbsp;</p><p>Contents:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Preface to the English edition </li><li>Introduction to the French edition </li><li>The ancient world </li><li>The classical world : from Greek city states to the Roman Empire </li><li>Archives and archival practices in Asia and Africa: from antiquity to the eighteenth century </li><li>Archives and archival practices in the Americas up to the eighteenth century </li><li>In the chanceries and muniment rooms of medieval Europe, fifth to fifteenth centuries </li><li>Buildings and equipment in Western Europe: late antiquity to the seventeenth century </li><li>The defining era : Simancas, the Habsburgs and the sixteenth century </li><li>Bureaucracy and archival centralisation in early modern Europe </li><li>Being an archivist in early modern Europe </li><li>Methods and techniques for classification and arrangement: fifteenth to eighteenth centuries </li><li>Legislation, literature and practice in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries </li><li>Buildings and readers, nineteenth and twentieth centuries </li><li>Archives destroyed, protected and reconstructed : nineteenth and twentieth centuries </li><li>The rise of a profession, nineteenth and twentieth centuries </li><li>From mutual assistance to international networks, nineteenth and twentieth centuries </li><li>Conclusion: The value of the historical perspective </li><li>Afterword to the English edition</li></ul>},
  language = {English},
}