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Kaminski, John P.; Saladino, Gaspare J.; Moore, Timothy D. (Historian); Lannér-Cusin, Johanna E.; Schoenleber, Charles H.; Reid, Jonathan M.; Flamingo, Margaret R.; Fields, David P. (ed.) / Ratification of the Constitution by the states: Maryland (1)
11 (2015)

Acknowledgments,   pp. xii-xiii

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS                                                Xiii
of Maryland, having devoted more than forty years of service to re-
search, teaching, conservation, and archives management and admin-
istration in the state. In November 2013, he completed his tenure at
the Maryland State Archives in Annapolis, where, since 1975, he had
held the offices of state archivist and commissioner of land patents.
Papenfuse was a notable early champion of archives digitization, and
his energy on this front sparked a dramatic increase in the accessibility
of Maryland's historic legacy. His persistence, devotion, and consistency
as a historian, a scholar, and a preserver of the past for present and
future generations merit the gratitude of Marylanders and all Ameri-
cans. The editors thank Dr. Papenfuse for his long-term service, and
we dedicate this volume to him as a mark of deep respect and appre-
ciation.
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