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A collective author rather than an individual, this name belongs to the organization behind the annual proceedings of the New York State Historical Association. The volumes preserve speeches, reports, and historical papers that offer a vivid glimpse into how New York's past was studied and debated in the early 1900s.
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by New York State Historical Association. Meeting
Used as an author credit on library records and reprints, New York State Historical Association. Meeting refers to the annual meeting proceedings issued by the New York State Historical Association, not to a single named writer.
Catalog and archive records show that these proceedings were published across multiple annual meetings and often included the association's constitution, by-laws, membership lists, reports, and historical essays. Later records connect this publication history with New York History, the journal that continued or reissued the association's work.
Because this is a corporate or meeting authorship, there is no personal life story in the usual sense. Readers will find the value here in the assembled voices of historians, officers, and guest speakers whose contributions document the development of New York historical scholarship.