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Book Decree of the Province of Holland, The Hague (1796)

Source: Koninklijke Bibliotheek, KW Plakk Q 174 [16]

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Book Decree of the Province of Holland, The Hague (1796), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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PUBLICATION,
ON THE
PRIVILEGES AND PATENTS,
AS WELL AS ON THE
RIGHT TO COPY AND PROPERTY
IN THE
BOOK TRADE.
LAID DOWN BY THE
PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION
OF
HOLLAND
8th December 1796.

THE SECOND YEAR OF THE BATAVIAN FREEDOM.

In The HAGUE, At the State Printing House of Holland: 1796.

    

PUBLICATIE,
OVER DE
PRIVILEGIEN EN OCTROYEN,
MITSGADERS OVER HET
RECHT VAN COPY EN EIGENDOM
IN DEN
BOEKHANDEL.
GEARRESTEERD BY HET
PROVINTIAAL BESTUUR
VAN
HOLLAND.
den 8. December 1796.

HET TWEEDE JAAR DER BATAAFSCHE VRYHEID.

In den HAAG, Ter's Lands Drukkery van Holland: 1796.

    

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