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Tables of Content, 2004

Spring 2004, Volume 26, Number 1

• Organization, Outreach and Optimism: Getting a Project Up to Full Speed, Kate Culkin
• Getting Started: An Editor's Search for One Diarist's Place in History, Linda A. Fisher
• Douglass Liaisons: The Female Correspondents of Frederick Douglass, Leigh Fought
• Autobiography by Proxy; Or Pastiche as Prologue, James E. Guba
• Recent Editions, compiled by Margaret Yergler

Summer 2004, Volume 26, Number 2

• The John Jay Papers: Re-envisioning a 20th Century Editorial Project for a 21st Century Audience, Mary-Jo Kline
• A 'Value-Added' Resource: The Law Practice of Abraham Lincoln: Complete Documentary Edition, Marty L. Benner
• National Origin, Alienage and Loyalty, Denton L. Watson
• Another Kind of E-Mail: the Electronic Edition of The Correspondence of John Dewey, Martin Coleman
• Recent Editions, compiled by Amy C. Belcher

Fall 2004, Volume 26, Number 3

• Editing Textual and Extra-Textual Materials in Charles Darwin's Correspondence, Duncan Porter and Alison M. Pearn
• The Challenge of Editing Einstein's Scientific Manuscripts, Tilman Sauer
• Reluctant Revolutionary: The Papers of Henry Laurens, Dorothy Twohig
• Recent Editions, compiled by Kathryn M. Wilmot

Winter 2004, Volume 26, Number 4

• Presidential Address: I Dreamed of Editing, Esther Katz
• The Editor as Biographer, John P. Kaminski
• A Unique Perspective: Documentary Editors and Biography, David B. Mattern
• Recent Editions, compiled by Kathryn M. Wilmot