The Hispanic Experience in North America: Sources for Study in the United States Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
Pt. I	Archives	7
	Introduction to Part I	9
1	The State of Spanish Manuscript Collections in the United States	11
2	Spain's Archival Materials Available in United States Institutions: The Library of Congress Survey of Photographic Reproductions	21
3	Documents of the Spanish Southeast Borderlands at the University of Florida	34
4	Sources in Private and Little-Used Archives in Spain	41
5	The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: From the Printed Volume to On-Line Data Base	51
6	The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections and Hispanic Manuscripts	60
7	The Spanish Experience in the United States: Sources of Archives and Reproduction of Documents in Spain	64
Pt. 2	Research	77
	Introduction to Part 2	79
8	Research on the Eastern Spanish Borderlands	81
9	Research in the Western Spanish Borderlands: On-Site and Out-of-Site	96
Pt. 3	Projects	103
	Introduction to Part 3	105
10	Indian Traders of the Southeastern Spanish Borderlands: A Spanish, French, and English Documentary Project	107
11	The Cuban Papers Project and the National Endowment for the Humanities	116
12	"Ain't No Road to Candelaria": The New World Archives--A Dream in the Desert	125
13	Alabama and the De Soto Expedition: A Case Study in Archival Opportunity	131
14	The Southeastern Columbus Quincentennial Project	139
Pt. 4	Technology	143
	Introduction to Part 4	145
15	The General Archive of Indies Project	147
Pt. 5	Recommendations	163
	Introduction to Part 5	165
16	A History and Personal Memoir of the Project to Prepare a Guide to Latin American Source Materials in the United States	167
	Conclusion: Formal Recommendations to the Conference	175
	List of Contributors	179
	Index	181