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Archiving Revolution: Historical Records Management in the Massachusetts Courts

The Court as Archive Project is unique in its consideration of the records of Australian superior courts in centring the fundamental value of court records as more than simply a collection of process, but as a social and cultural archive. As the editors discuss in the introduction to this volume, historical court records have assumed an increasing significance as a primary source for researchers across a range of disciplines. Engagement with the substance of court records has opened opportunities to develop more diverse and more complete narratives of individuals’ relationships with one another and with the state.