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archival impartiality: a standalone construct

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Archival science

the principle, set out by Jenkinson, that records created in the course of business are impartial evidence that the archivist must keep in unbroken custody without selecting for later use.

In archival science, archival impartiality refers to the principle, set out by Jenkinson, that records created in the course of business are impartial evidence that the archivist must keep in unbroken custody without selecting for later use. This meaning comes from Jenkinson (1937) in A manual of archive administration.[1]

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  1. Jenkinson, H. (1937). A manual of archive administration. P. Lund, Humphries & co., ltd. ISBN 9781014318008

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