"Enthusiastic congratualtions to Douglas Clanin and his staff of accomplished researchers and editors and to the Indiana Historical Society . . . who managed and financed this major task. Careful and meticulous transcription and proofreading have provided authoritative texts and highly useful explanatory footnotes and perceptive evaluations."
--Professor Emeritus Robert Gunderson

"The painstaking care that you have taken to provide the reader with authentic, reliable texts . . . is most impressive . . . your texts supersede all preceding texts."
--Dr. Gaspare J. Saladino

The ten-reel set of transcripts of The Papers of William Henry Harrison, 1800-1815, are available for sale from the IHS. This edition, under the principal editorship of IHS editor Douglas E. Clanin, supersedes the two-volume set edited by Logan Esarey and published by the Indiana Historical Commission in 1922. Over the course of more than a decade, approximately 3,600 Harrison documents were collected and transcribed for the new edition -- five times the number of documents in the old edition.

The Harrison microfilm edition, which includes a printed guide, is available from the Society for $300. Also, the guide may be purchased separately for $20 and the individual reels are priced at $35 each. Postage and handling charges for these individual items are $3 for the first order and $1 for each additional purchase. You may purchase these items at the History Market.