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A community of scholars since 1965

BYLAWS

ByLaws and Articles of Incorporation, proposed for March 2021 incorporation of New England Historical Association.

These documents were posted on 20 February 2021, for consideration ahead of March 6, 2021 members’ meeting.

ByLaws of New England Historical Association, Inc.

Articles of Incorporation, New England Historical Association, Inc.

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PUBLISHER'S CALL:
The New England Journal of History seeks articles and book reviews for upcoming issues; it is published twice yearly with submission deadlines January 15 and July 15. Please send submissions or inquiries to editor Linda Morse, editors@nejh.org.

PUBLISHER'S CALL:
The History Press is looking for local historians and writers who are interested in publishing accessible histories of the towns and communities of New England. The History Press is a traditional, full-service press that focuses exclusively on publishing works of local and regional interest. They publish a wide range of books from brief histories of a town to collections of folklore and essays on the local culture. A typical author has strong ties to their community, and they strive to make their local history more accessible.
For more information, contact Edward Mack (commissioning editor).

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We are a regional affiliate of the American Historical Association
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