Joseph C. Keating Jr. (1950-2007) was the most prolific and respected chiropractic historian of the modern era. His research formed the scholarly foundation for virtually every subsequent work on chiropractic history. This collection brings together 40 of his papers spanning chronologies, biographical studies, institutional histories, and topical analyses of the profession's most contentious episodes.
Each collection is a curated archive of reference materials delivered on USB or DVD, with free instant online access included with every physical order.
Joseph C. Keating Jr. spent decades building the documentary record of chiropractic history. His work is the primary source cited by historians, researchers, and educators across the profession. No serious study of chiropractic history is complete without Keating.
The collection spans state-by-state chronologies (New York, Virginia, Missouri, Oregon), institutional histories (AHC, FCER, NCA/ACA Council on Education), extensive biographical work on DD Palmer and BJ Palmer, and topical papers covering the straight vs. mixer divide, the influence of World War I, early college wars, and the profession's battle with the AMA.
All 40 documents delivered as searchable PDFs on USB flash drive or DVD. Public domain and fair-use scholarship preserved for future generations.
Historic source scans can vary in image quality, typography, page tone, and OCR/search accuracy. These files are provided as a DRM-free historical reference collection for study and collecting.
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