The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... United States , by the several copyright statutes that have been passed from the act of 1790 to that of 1870 , Congress has extended protection only to such author as may be a " citizen of the United States , or resident therein ...
... United States , by the several copyright statutes that have been passed from the act of 1790 to that of 1870 , Congress has extended protection only to such author as may be a " citizen of the United States , or resident therein ...
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... United States Circuit Court in Chicago in 1868.1 The complainant was the well - known dramatic author , Dion Boucicault , a native of Great Britain , who had spent from 1853 to 1860 in the United States , and then returned to Great ...
... United States Circuit Court in Chicago in 1868.1 The complainant was the well - known dramatic author , Dion Boucicault , a native of Great Britain , who had spent from 1853 to 1860 in the United States , and then returned to Great ...
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... United States , or resident therein , who shall be the author , inventor , designer , or proprietor of any book , map , chart , dramatic or musical composition , engraving , cut , print , or photograph , or negative thereof , or of a ...
... United States , or resident therein , who shall be the author , inventor , designer , or proprietor of any book , map , chart , dramatic or musical composition , engraving , cut , print , or photograph , or negative thereof , or of a ...
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... United States , nor resident therein . " The effect of this language is clearly to disqualify a foreign . author , or any one deriving title from a foreign author , from acquiring in this country copyright in the works mentioned ; for a ...
... United States , nor resident therein . " The effect of this language is clearly to disqualify a foreign . author , or any one deriving title from a foreign author , from acquiring in this country copyright in the works mentioned ; for a ...
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... United States . In legislating " for the encouragement of learning , " parliament has made no distinction between native and foreign authors ; but , in the opinion of the most learned statesmen , has invited men of learning of every ...
... United States . In legislating " for the encouragement of learning , " parliament has made no distinction between native and foreign authors ; but , in the opinion of the most learned statesmen , has invited men of learning of every ...
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