Index to Transactions I to XXV, Miscellanies I to X, v-vii, 1-243
INTRODUCTION
Historians have long complained that there is not a cumulative index to the Society’s publica? tions. An index covering the first fifteen volumes of Transactions and five volumes of Miscellanies was prepared by Albert M. Hyamson (a past-President of the Society and Honorary Editor of its publications) and published after his death in 1955. Useful as it was, that Index was by no means comprehensive since it was prepared by combining the indexes, which were themselves somewhat sparse, of the individual volumes concerned.
Since Hyamson’s index appeared, the Society has pursued a vigorous publication policy. Between 1955 and 1977 no less than ten volumes of Transactions and five volumes of Miscellanies have been published; a further three Transactions and Miscellanies have been published since 1977 but have not been included in the present index. Moreover, the 1955-1977 volumes include numerous lists of individuals which are of considerable importance to
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1973
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