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Taylor 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act 1852: United Kingdom * International Copyright Act actress 1741: United Kingdom * Gyles v. Wilcox (Atkyn's Reports) adapter of plays 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment administrator 1762: France * Royal declaration on privileges granted to inventors Admiralty official 1667: United Kingdom * Milton's Contract adventurer 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute agent for Dramatic Authors' Society 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act agriculturalist 1798: United Kingdom * Models and Busts Act 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act agronomist 1845: France * Court of Appeal on translations alchemist 1552: France * General privilege granted to Adrien Le Roy and Robert Ballard almanac writer 1507: France * Eloy d'Amerval's privilege American accountant 1879: USA * Baker v. Selden American actor 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American attorney 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas American auditor 1879: USA * Baker v. Selden American author 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American bookseller 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh American cartographer 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American choral composer 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American circus proprietor 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. American clergyman 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas American compiler of a Latin grammar book 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American composer 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American Congregationalist preacher 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute 1831: USA * Copyright Act American delegate at Berne Conference 1886: United Kingdom * International Copyright Act American economist 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1801: United Kingdom * Copyright Act 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey American editor 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey American educator 1831: USA * Copyright Act American engineer 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause American explorer 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute American Germanist 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas American historian 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey American inventor 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause American inventor of vulcanized rubber 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright American judge 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1834: USA Letters from Sumner to Story 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright 1879: USA * Baker v. Selden 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. American jurist 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1834: USA Letters from Sumner to Story 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright 1879: USA * Baker v. Selden 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. American lawyer 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American legal writer 1798: United Kingdom * Beckford v. Hood 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1879: USA * Baker v. Selden American lexicographer 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute 1784: USA Letter from Noah Webster to James Madison 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American lithographer 1882: USA Oscar Wilde photograph 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. American merchant 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act American military and revolutionary leader 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh American military commander 1831: USA * Copyright Act American military officer 1790: USA * Copyright Act American music engraver 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American music publisher 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American musician 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American novelist 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey American orator 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey American painter 1862: United Kingdom * Fine Art Copyright Act American philosopher 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute American physician 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. American planter 1790: USA * Copyright Act American playwright 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American poet 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American politician 1784: USA Letter from Noah Webster to James Madison 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1838: United Kingdom * International Copyright Act 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. American printer 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American publisher 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. American religious composer 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American revolutionary politician 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege American scholar 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh American scientist 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act American silversmith 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American soldier 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1790: USA * Copyright Act American statesman 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1834: USA Letters from Sumner to Story 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American steamboat constructor 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause American surveyor 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition American theatre critic 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment American theatre manager 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment 1856: USA * Copyright Act Amendment Anglican minister 1844: United Kingdom * International Copyright Act anglophile 1846: Germany * Bilateral Treaty between Prussia and Britain Anglo-American bookseller 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege Anglo-American printer 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege Anglo-American Puritan clergyman 1672: USA * Usher's Printing Privilege antiquarian 1557: United Kingdom * Stationers' Charter 1559: United Kingdom * Elizabethan Injunctions 1660: Germany * Frankfurt Printers' Ordinance antiquary 1735: United Kingdom * Engravers' Copyright Act 1798: United Kingdom * Beckford v. Hood 1814: United Kingdom * Copyright Act 1828: United Kingdom * Maugham's Treatise 1835: United Kingdom * Publication of Lectures Act 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey 1862: United Kingdom * Fine Art Copyright Act 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright 1878: United Kingdom * Royal Commissioners' Report Apostle of the Gentiles 1515: France * Galliot Du Pré's Privilege 1541: Germany * Luther's "Warning to the Printers" apothecary 1778: France * Pluquet's letters applied mathematician 1814: United Kingdom * Copyright Act Archbishop of Canterbury 1531: Germany * Basel Printers' Statute Archbishop of Canterbury (1559-1575) 1557: United Kingdom * Stationers' Charter Archbishop of Canterbury (1575-1577) 1557: United Kingdom * Stationers' Charter Archbishop of Canterbury (1583-1604) 1559: United Kingdom * Elizabethan Injunctions 1586: United Kingdom * Star Chamber Decree Archbishop of Canterbury (1604-1610) 1559: United Kingdom * Elizabethan Injunctions Archbishop of Canterbury (1611-1633) 1624: United Kingdom * Statute of Monopolies Archbishop of Canterbury (1633-1645) 1637: United Kingdom * Star Chamber Decree Archbishop of Canterbury (1660-1663) 1637: United Kingdom * Star Chamber Decree Archbishop of Canterbury (1694-1715) 1662: United Kingdom * Licensing Act 1690: United Kingdom * Locke's Second Treatise on Government (selected extracts) Archbishop of Mainz 1479: Germany * Privilege of the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg Archbishop of York (1606-1628) 1624: United Kingdom * Statute of Monopolies architect 1474: Italy * Statute on Industrial Brevets 1474: Italy * Statute on Industrial Brevets 1735: United Kingdom * Engravers' Copyright Act army officer 1833: United Kingdom * Dramatic Literary Property Act art collector 1862: United Kingdom * Fine Art Copyright Act art dealer 1862: United Kingdom * Fine Art Copyright Act art historian 1474: Italy * Statute on Industrial Brevets 1486: Italy * Marco Antonio Sabellico's Printing Privilege 1503: Italy * Warning of Aldus Manutius against Lyonese Typographers 1511: Germany * Imperial Privilege for Albrecht Dürer art theorist 1798: United Kingdom * Models and Busts Act 1862: United Kingdom * Fine Art Copyright Act artist 1479: Germany * Privilege of the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg 1511: Germany * Imperial Privilege for Arnolt Schlick 1787: United Kingdom * Calico Printers' Act 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1861: France * Court of Cassation on telegraphic news 1862: France * Court of Cassation on photography assistant to his father Arnolt Schlick 1512: Germany Lyrical Reference to an Imperial privilege for Arnolt Schlick Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1790-1793) 1790: USA * Copyright Act Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1830-1861) 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1845-1872) 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1846-1870) 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1851-1857) 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1862-1890) 1789: USA * The Constitutional Copyright Clause 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1877-1911) 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1898-1925) 1903: USA * Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographing Co. astrologer 1566: United Kingdom * Star Chamber Decree Austrian diplomat 1837: Germany * Directive for reciprocal copyright protection within the German Confederation Austrian State Chancellor (1753-1792) 1790: Germany * J.F.F. Ganz's draft for a general ban on reprinting within the whole Empire Austrian statesman 1837: Germany * Directive for reciprocal copyright protection within the German Confederation Austrian violinist 1835: Germany Copyright statement of Johann Strauss for Austria and Prussia 1837: Germany * Directive for reciprocal copyright protection within the German Confederation author 1469: Italy * Johannes of Speyer's Printing Monopoly 1479: Germany * Privilege of the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg 1479: Germany * Privilege of the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg 1501: Germany * Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica 1501: Germany * Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica 1501: Germany * Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica 1501: Germany * Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica 1501: Germany * Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica 1501: Germany * Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica 1501: Germany * Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica 1507: France * Eloy d'Amerval's privilege 1507: France * Eloy d'Amerval's privilege 1507: France * Eloy d'Amerval's privilege 1511: Germany * Imperial Privilege for Arnolt Schlick 1511: Germany * Imperial Privilege for Arnolt Schlick 1511: Germany * Imperial Privilege for Arnolt Schlick 1511: Germany * Imperial Privilege for Arnolt Schlick 1511: Germany * Imperial Privilege for Arnolt Schlick 1513: Germany * Imperial privilege for Eucharius Rösslin 1513: Germany * Imperial privilege for Eucharius Rösslin 1513: Germany * Imperial privilege for Eucharius Rösslin 1513: Germany * Imperial privilege for Eucharius Rösslin 1513: Germany * Imperial privilege for Eucharius Rösslin 1513: Germany * Imperial privilege for Eucharius Rösslin 1515: France * Galliot Du Pré's Privilege 1515: France * Galliot Du Pré's Privilege 1515: France * Galliot Du Pré's Privilege 1516: Germany Imperial Privilege for Johannes Eck 1516: Germany Imperial Privilege for Johannes Eck 1516: Germany Privilege of the Duke of Bavaria 1517: Italy * Decree on Press Affairs 1531: Germany * Basel Printers' Statute 1531: Germany * Basel Printers' Statute 1531: Germany * Basel Printers' Statute 1531: Germany * Basel Printers' Statute 1531: Germany * Basel Printers' Statute 1538: United Kingdom * Henrician Proclamation 1538: United Kingdom * Henrician Proclamation 1538: United Kingdom * Henrician Proclamation 1538: United Kingdom * Henrician Proclamation 1538: United Kingdom * Henrician Proclamation 1538: United Kingdom * Henrician Proclamation 1538: United Kingdom * Henrician Proclamation 1541: Germany * Luther's "Warning to the Printers" 1552: France * General privilege granted to Adrien Le Roy and Robert Ballard 1559: United Kingdom * Day's privilege for The Cosmographical Glass 1586: France * Simon Marion's plea on privileges 1586: France * Simon Marion's plea on privileges 1591: Germany A publisher's "Friendly Reminder" about reprints 1659: Germany * Schupp: The Book Thief 1659: Germany * Schupp: The Book Thief 1659: Germany * Schupp: The Book Thief 1660: Germany * Frankfurt Printers' Ordinance 1660: Germany * Frankfurt Printers' Ordinance 1660: Germany * Frankfurt Printers' Ordinance 1660: Germany * Frankfurt Printers' Ordinance 1662: United Kingdom * Licensing Act 1667: United Kingdom * Milton's Contract 1667: United Kingdom * Milton's Contract 1667: United Kingdom * Milton's Contract 1675: Germany * Counterfeited Privilege in Grimmelshausen's "The Magic Bird's Nest" 1701: France * Royal letters patent 1704: United Kingdom * Defoe's Essay on the Press 1710: United Kingdom * Statute of Anne 1723: France * Code de la Librairie 1723: France * Code de la Librairie 1723: France * Code de la Librairie 1723: France * Code de la Librairie 1737: United Kingdom * Baller v. Watson: Entry from the Court's Book of Orders 1737: United Kingdom * Baller v. Watson: Entry from the Court's Book of Orders 1739: Germany Privilege of the Protestant Swiss Cantons 1741: United Kingdom * Gyles v. Wilcox (Atkyn's Reports) 1741: United Kingdom * Gyles v. Wilcox (Atkyn's Reports) 1741: United Kingdom * Pope v. Curl 1749: France * Crébillon's case 1749: France * Crébillon's case 1749: France * Crébillon's case 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1759: France * Sieur d'Anville's contract 1761: France * La Fontaine case 1761: France * La Fontaine case 1761: France * La Fontaine case 1762: France * Royal declaration on privileges granted to inventors 1763: France * Diderot's Letter on the book trade 1763: France * Diderot's Letter on the book trade 1763: France * Diderot's Letter on the book trade 1763: France * Diderot's Letter on the book trade 1763: France * Diderot's Letter on the book trade 1765: Germany Reich v. Pauli 1769: United Kingdom * Millar v. Taylor 1773: United Kingdom * Hinton v. Donaldson 1775: Germany Chodowiecki's Allegory "Works of Darkness" 1776: France * Fragments on the Freedom of the Press 1776: France * Fragments on the Freedom of the Press 1776: France * Fragments on the Freedom of the Press 1776: France * Fragments on the Freedom of the Press 1777: France * Linguet's memorandum 1777: France * Linguet's memorandum 1777: France * Linguet's memorandum 1777: France * Linguet's memorandum 1778: France * Pluquet's letters 1778: France * Pluquet's letters 1778: France * Pluquet's letters 1778: France * Pluquet's letters 1778: France * Pluquet's letters 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1785: Germany * Kant: On the Unlawfulness of Reprinting 1790: Germany * J.F.F. Ganz's draft for a general ban on reprinting within the whole Empire 1790: Germany * J.F.F. Ganz's draft for a general ban on reprinting within the whole Empire 1790: Germany * J.F.F. Ganz's draft for a general ban on reprinting within the whole Empire 1794: Germany * Prussian Statute Book (ALR) 1794: Germany * Prussian Statute Book (ALR) 1794: Germany * Prussian Statute Book (ALR) 1794: Germany * Prussian Statute Book (ALR) 1809: Germany * Baden Civil Code 1809: Germany * Baden Civil Code 1809: Germany * Baden Civil Code 1809: Germany * Baden Civil Code 1809: Germany * Baden Civil Code 1809: Germany * Baden Civil Code 1814: France * Court of Cassation on compilations 1814: France * Court of Cassation on compilations 1814: United Kingdom * Copyright Act 1814: United Kingdom * Copyright Act 1830: Germany * Amended music publishers' agreement against piracy 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1831: USA * Copyright Act 1832: Germany * Gans: On the right to perform published stage plays 1835: United Kingdom * Publication of Lectures Act 1837: Germany * Prussian Copyright Act 1837: Germany * Prussian Copyright Act 1840: Germany * Bilateral Treaty between Austria and Sardinia 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1842: France * Court of Cassation on artistic property 1845: France * Court of Appeal on translations 1846: Germany * Bilateral Treaty between Prussia and Britain 1846: Germany * Bilateral Treaty between Prussia and Britain 1846: Germany * Bilateral Treaty between Prussia and Britain 1847: United Kingdom * Foreign Reprints Act 1847: United Kingdom * Foreign Reprints Act 1847: United Kingdom * Foreign Reprints Act 1862: France * Court of Cassation on photography 1869: France * Court of Cassation on originality 1869: France * Court of Cassation on originality 1869: France * Court of Cassation on originality 1869: France * Court of Cassation on originality 1870: Germany * Copyright Act for the German Empire 1886: United Kingdom * International Copyright Act author of legal dictionary 1814: France * Court of Cassation on sculptures author of "A Handy-Book of Patent and Copyright Law" (1860) 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright author of "A Practical Treatise on the Law of Patents for Inventions and Copyright" (1823) 1814: France * Court of Cassation on compilations 1842: United Kingdom * Lowndes' Historical Sketch of the Law of Copyright 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright author of "A Treatise on the Law of Copyright" (1847) 1790: USA * Copyright Act 1798: United Kingdom * Beckford v. Hood 1841: USA * Folsom v. Marsh 1847: USA * A Treatise on the Law of Copyright 1853: USA * Stowe v. Thomas 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright author of "Captain Cook's Last Voyage" (1783) 1781: USA * Andrew Law's Petition 1783: USA * Connecticut Copyright Statute author of "Copyright and Patents for Inventions" (1879) 1878: United Kingdom * Royal Commissioners' Report author of "Copyright and Patents, or Property in Thought" 1854: United Kingdom * Jeffreys v. Boosey 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright author of "La propriété industrielle, artistique et littéraire" 1814: France * Court of Cassation on sculptures 1842: France * Court of Cassation on artistic property 1861: France * Court of Cassation on telegraphic news 1862: France * Court of Cassation on photography 1869: France * Court of Cassation on originality author of "Law of Art Copyright" (1863) 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright 1886: United Kingdom * International Copyright Act author of "On the Laws of Artistic Copyright and their Defects" (1853) 1847: United Kingdom * Foreign Reprints Act 1862: United Kingdom * Fine Art Copyright Act author of "Remarks on the Law of Literary Property in Different Countries" (1883) 1852: United Kingdom * International Copyright Act author of "The Law of Copyright in Works of Literature and Art, and in the Application of Designs" (1863) 1870: United Kingdom * Copinger's Law of Copyright author of "The Law of Copyright" (1903) 1814: France * Court of Cassation on compilations author of "Traité de la contrefaçon en tous genres et de sa poursuite en justice" (1837) 1814: France * Court of Cassation on sculptures 1845: France * Court of Appeal on translations author of "Traité des droits d'auteur" (1838-39) 1474: Italy * Statute on Industrial Brevets 1507: France * Eloy d'Amerval's privilege 1515: France * Galliot Du Pré's Privilege 1586: France * Simon Marion's plea on privileges 1749: France * Crébillon's case 1762: France * Royal declaration on privileges granted to inventors 1777: France * Linguet's memorandum 1814: France * Court of Cassation on compilations 1842: France * Court of Cassation on artistic property 1845: France * Court of Appeal on translations 1862: France * Court of Cassation on photography 1869: France * Court of Cassation on originality author of "Traité théorique et pratique de la propriété littéraire et artistique" 1814: France * Court of Cassation on compilations 1814: France * Court of Cassation on sculptures 1842: France * Court of Cassation on artistic property 1845: France * Court of Appeal on translations 1861: France * Court of Cassation on telegraphic news 1862: France * Court of Cassation on photography 1869: France * Court of Cassation on originality avocat-general 1741: United Kingdom * Pope v. Curl avocat-général of the Parlement of Paris 1507: France * Eloy d'Amerval's privilege 1515: France * Galliot Du Pré's Privilege 1586: France * Simon Marion's plea on privileges 1701: France * Royal letters patent 1723: France * Code de la Librairie 1777: France * Linguet's memorandum banker 1832: Germany * Gans: On the right to perform publishe | ||||