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And so , when it is remembered that the best of our literature first greets 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 so , when it is remembered that the best of our literature first greets 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 ...
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On the one hand , it was claimed that a British legislature dealing with British
interests must be presumed to have legislated for British subjects and for the
encouragement of British talent and industry ; while , on the other hand , it was
stoutly ...
On the one hand , it was claimed that a British legislature dealing with British
interests must be presumed to have legislated for British subjects and for the
encouragement of British talent and industry ; while , on the other hand , it was
stoutly ...
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It took four hours and a half for the jurors to agree , and then they gave the
widowed plaintiff the full amount which she asked for , viz . , the sum written in the
policy , with interest , $ 5,227.98 . It was reported that only one juror regarded the
...
It took four hours and a half for the jurors to agree , and then they gave the
widowed plaintiff the full amount which she asked for , viz . , the sum written in the
policy , with interest , $ 5,227.98 . It was reported that only one juror regarded the
...
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The so - called Reform ticket in this state was helped into office by the railroad
interest . . . . The Henderson bill and the Potter bill came from the Republican
ranks , and the latter would never have become law but for the loyalty of
Republican ...
The so - called Reform ticket in this state was helped into office by the railroad
interest . . . . The Henderson bill and the Potter bill came from the Republican
ranks , and the latter would never have become law but for the loyalty of
Republican ...
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Whatever is embraced under the police power , or the power to regulate the
exercise or enjoyment of the franchise for the protection of public interests , will
also be comprehended in the power to alter . . . . .Power to legislate , founded on
such ...
Whatever is embraced under the police power , or the power to regulate the
exercise or enjoyment of the franchise for the protection of public interests , will
also be comprehended in the power to alter . . . . .Power to legislate , founded on
such ...
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