Cox, RJ
(2015)
Lester J. Cappon and the publishing of modern documentary editions.
Journal of Scholarly Publishing, 46 (3).
224 - 250.
ISSN 1198-9742
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Abstract
Documentary editing is a well-developed field connected to the historical and archival professions. It was not always so well established, as a study of Lester J. Cappon's career suggests. Between his work at the Institute of Early American History and Culture starting in the 1950s and his final years as a fellow at the Newberry Library, Cappon played an important role in nurturing documentary editing as a profession.
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