Tracking the Elusive Document

Arthur H. Cole

Business History Review, 1927, vol. 1, issue 7, 11-14

Abstract: The historian of business encounters difficulties which are in some respects more baffling than those of other historians, especially if he attempts to penetrate the “dark ages” of seventy-five or a hundred years ago. The chronicler of political events has his party platforms, his speeches and private letters, his electoral votes, and the like. The literary historian has his books, pamphlets, and a flood of other material.

Date: 1927
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