The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... passed for the protection of literary property . The British parliament has no power , and cannot by any general words be supposed to intend , to legislate for aliens beyond British territory ; but , for any thing within British ...
... passed for the protection of literary property . The British parliament has no power , and cannot by any general words be supposed to intend , to legislate for aliens beyond British territory ; but , for any thing within British ...
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... passed for the encouragement of learning from the reign of Anne to the present time has been general in its terms , extending protection to " authors , " and leaving the courts to determine whether or not that expression meant simply ...
... passed for the encouragement of learning from the reign of Anne to the present time has been general in its terms , extending protection to " authors , " and leaving the courts to determine whether or not that expression meant simply ...
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... passed in July , 1870 , and was intended as a substitute for all previous statutes relating to copyrights . The provision describing who may be entitled to the benefit of the act is as follows : " Any citizen of the United States , or ...
... passed in July , 1870 , and was intended as a substitute for all previous statutes relating to copyrights . The provision describing who may be entitled to the benefit of the act is as follows : " Any citizen of the United States , or ...
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... passed since the formation of the government an unmistakable veto against every author who is not a citizen or a resident , whether he offers the beautiful thoughts of Tennyson , or the still more beautiful science of Tyndall ; and the ...
... passed since the formation of the government an unmistakable veto against every author who is not a citizen or a resident , whether he offers the beautiful thoughts of Tennyson , or the still more beautiful science of Tyndall ; and the ...
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... passed a word or two ; he had written me rather a suspicious letter , and as soon as I saw him I thought of it ; after he spoke to me , I asked him about that letter , telling him I had written back to know what it was , and had ...
... passed a word or two ; he had written me rather a suspicious letter , and as soon as I saw him I thought of it ; after he spoke to me , I asked him about that letter , telling him I had written back to know what it was , and had ...
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