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Statute of Monopolies, Westminster (1624)

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Statute of Monopolies, Westminster (1624), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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In the 56 lyne, after the word (shall) and before the word
(cause) putt in theis wordes, After notice given that the
Accion depending is grounded upon this statute./.
In the 64th lyne betweene the word (Nevertheles) and
the word (letters) putt out theis wordes (that all) and
in place thereof putt in theis wordes, And bee it declared
and enacted that any declaration before mencioned shall
not extend to any./.
In the 70th lyne betweene the word (or) and the
word (inconvenient) putt out the word (otherwise)
and in place thereof putt in the word (generallye).
In the same lyne betweene the word (inconvenient)
and the word shall putt in theis wordes (but that
the same.)
In the 76th lyne betweene the word (alsoe) and the
word (letters) putt out their wordes (that all) and in
place thereof putt in theis wordes (And bee it declared
and enacted, that any Declaracion before mencioned shall
not extend to any)/.
In the 81 lyne betweene the word (or) and the word (incon=
=venient) putt out the word (otherwise) and putt in the
place thereof the word generallye./
In the 82 lyne betwene the word (Made) and the word (shalbe)
putt in theis wordes (but that the same).
In the 83 lyne putt out the word (Provide) in the end of the lyne &
all that followeth untill it come to the word (Provided) in the
108 lyne.
In the 112 lyne in the end of the lyne putt out theis wordes
(nor to any) and all that followes untill it come to the word
(Provided) in the 118 lune./
In the 135th lyne putt out the word (And) being the last word of
the lyne & all that followeth to the end of the Act



    

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