She was able to draw on previously unseen or little-known documents, letters, diary entries and photographs.
But his greatest achievement was the launching in 1964 of the London Record Society, which published little-known documents relating to the history of the capital.
Her pursuit of little-known documents was not discreet enough, and eventually it attracted the attention of her uncle David O. McKay.
A little-known document, however, shows that McCain may have taken steps to protect his Republican colleagues from the scope of his investigation.
He carefully documents little-known or -remembered American missteps, including zealous anti-Communist interventions that ousted elected leaders, like Jacobo Arbenz in Guatemala during the early years of the cold war, a move that set back the cause of democracy.
Instead Bruce Bustard, a senior curator at the Archives, searched through Army pension records, soldier enlistment rosters, government correspondence and the country's largest cache of official Confederate papers to escape burning to discover a series of what he called "little-known stories, seldom-seen documents and unusual perspectives".
In 1999, the Holy See's Commission for Religious Relations With the Jews and the International Jewish Committee for Interreligious Consultations, which represents the world Jewish community in dialogue with the Vatican (and of which I am chairman), jointly sponsored a special panel of scholars to study 11 little-known volumes of wartime documents published by the Holy See between 1965 and 1981.
While researching this masterful work, acclaimed biographer Christoph Irmscher was granted unprecedented access to the Eastman family archive, allowing him to document little-known aspects of the famously handsome and charismatic radical.
The author has discovered new documents, highlighted little-known letters and fleshed out details about the artist and his family that were not covered in John Rewald's chapters on van Gogh in "Post-Impressionism," which has remained the standard account of the painter's life.
Pierson documents a little-known episode in which Confederate forces fired on a crowd of German American men, women, and children for cheering the advancing U.S. forces from the New Orleans levee.
Their book documents 115 little-known sites where struggles around racial, class, gender, and neighborhood injustice took place.
