Mansfield, William Murray, 1st Earl (1705 - 1793)

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Referred to in records:
1741: Pope v Curl: Entry from the Court's Book of Orders (English)
1761: Tonson v. Collins (English)
1762 * : Tonson v. Collins (English)
1769 * : Millar v. Taylor (English)
1774 * : Donaldson v. Becket (English)
1774: The Cases of the Appellants and Respondents (English)
1774: The Pleadings of the Counsel before the House (English)
1775 * : Stationers' Company v. Carnan (English)
1777 * : Bach v. Longman (English)
1798 * : Beckford v. Hood (English)
1826: Letter from Daniel Webster to Noah Webster (English)
1828 * : Maugham's Treatise (English)
1834 * : Wheaton v. Peters (English)
1834 * : Wheaton v. Peters Independent Report (English)
1842 * : Lowndes' Historical Sketch of the Law of Copyright (English)
1842: Parliamentary Debates on the Copyright Act (6 April) (English)
1842: Parliamentary Debates on the Copyright Act (9 May) (English)
1847 * : A Treatise on the Law of Copyright (English)
1848: Jay, Bryant and Others' Memorials (English)
1853: Blaine's Laws of Artistic Copyright (English)
1853 * : Stowe v. Thomas (English)
1854 * : Jeffreys v. Boosey (English)
1858: Report of the Artistic Copyright Committee (English)
1862: Parliamentary Debates on the Fine Art Copyright Act (22 May) (English)
1870 * : Copinger's Law of Copyright (English)
1878: Royal Commission on Copyright: Minutes of Evidence (English)
1878 * : Royal Commissioners' Report (English)
1879: Baker's Argument (English)
1883: Burrow-Giles Lithographic Co. v. Sarony (English)
1890: Report on H.R. 10881 (English)

Referred to in commentaries about:
1777: Linguet's memorandum
1778: Pluquet's letters
1667: Milton's Contract
1741: Pope v. Curl
1747: Warburton's Letter from an Author
1762: Tonson v. Collins
1769: Millar v. Taylor
1773: Hinton v. Donaldson
1774: Donaldson v. Becket
1777: Bach v. Longman
1798: Beckford v. Hood
1833: Dramatic Literary Property Act
1838: International Copyright Act
1854: Jeffreys v. Boosey
1862: Fine Art Copyright Act
1870: Copinger's Law of Copyright
1831: Copyright Act

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