The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... London and Boston readers on the same day , it is not strange that American authors watch with interest the policy of the English parliament in framing copyright laws , and the construction given them by the English courts . It becomes ...
... London and Boston readers on the same day , it is not strange that American authors watch with interest the policy of the English parliament in framing copyright laws , and the construction given them by the English courts . It becomes ...
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... London ? If Rapin or De Lolme had written their valuable works to illustrate our history and consti- tution , without even visiting our shores , could it be intended that they should be debarred from publishing on their own account in ...
... London ? If Rapin or De Lolme had written their valuable works to illustrate our history and consti- tution , without even visiting our shores , could it be intended that they should be debarred from publishing on their own account in ...
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... London , published the same work without authority . Then arose the question whether Boosey's title , being derived from a foreigner , was valid . At the trial of the case , the presiding judge having held , in conformity with the ...
... London , published the same work without authority . Then arose the question whether Boosey's title , being derived from a foreigner , was valid . At the trial of the case , the presiding judge having held , in conformity with the ...
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... London even months after it has appeared on the Continent , and no English subject can publish or publicly represent such work in Great Britain without incurring the penalty of piracy . But no such arrange- ment has been entered into ...
... London even months after it has appeared on the Continent , and no English subject can publish or publicly represent such work in Great Britain without incurring the penalty of piracy . But no such arrange- ment has been entered into ...
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... London publishers , Sampson Low & Co. and Routledge & Co. The former firm had purchased from Miss Maria S. Cummings , an American authoress , her Haunted Hearts , the manuscript of which she transmitted to London for publication in ...
... London publishers , Sampson Low & Co. and Routledge & Co. The former firm had purchased from Miss Maria S. Cummings , an American authoress , her Haunted Hearts , the manuscript of which she transmitted to London for publication in ...
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