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The Society's journal has been a source for articles, bibliographies, and tools for scholarship within the general area of American history and culture through 1876. Full text of the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society is available for new series volumes 1 (December 1880) through 118 (October 2008). The Proceedings ceased publication with volume 118, part 2, dated October 2008. The Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society - 2004
April 2004, Volume 114, Part 1
- Wesby, Meridith D., "Proceedings of the Semiannual Meeting." (7-8) View PDF
- Dunlap, Ellen S., "Report of the Council." (9-22) View PDF
- Moynihan, Kenneth J., "Robert Joseph Cormier." (23-24) View PDF
- King, B. Anthony, "Avon Neal." (25) View PDF
- Cole, John Y., "Daniel J. Boorstin." (26-30) View PDF
- Keller, Kate Van Winkle, "Arthur Francis Schrader." (30-34) View PDF
- Huntley-Smith, Jen A., "'Such Is Change in California': James Mason Hutchings and the Print Metropolis, 1854-1862." (35-85) View PDF
- Hamilton, Cynthia S., "Models of Agency: Frederick Douglass and 'The Heroic Slave.'." (87-136) View PDF
- Cohen, Daniel A., "Martha Buck's Copybook: New England Tragedy Verse and the Scribal Lineage of the American Ballad Tradition." (137-186) View PDF
October 2004, Volume 114, Part 2
- Wesby, Meridith Daniels, "Proceedings of the Annual Meeting." (193-195) View PDF
- Dunlap, Ellen S., "Report of the Council." (197-205) View PDF
- "Report of the Treasurer." (207-231) View PDF
- Billias, George Athan, "Milton Klein." (233-238) View PDF
- Cowan, Fairman, "Norman Lawrence Sharfman." (238-240) View PDF
- Davis, Ronald S., "John Clark Woodbury." (240-242) View PDF
- Schiller, Justin G., "Betsy Beinecke Shirley." (242-247) View PDF
- Gura, Philip F., "'Magnalia Historiae Libri Americana'; Or, How AAS Brought the History of the Book Into the New Millennium." (249-280) View PDF
- Bailyn, Bernard, "Thomas Hutchinson in Context: The Ordeal Revisited." (281-300) View PDF
- Roberts, Brian, "'Slavery Would Have Died of That Music': The Hutchinson Family Singers and the Rise of Popular-Culture Abolitionism in Early Antebellum-Era America, 1842-1850." (301-368) View PDF
