Treatise on the Law of Copyright in UK and US
A detailed notice of J. Macgillivray's Treatise on copyright law in Britain and the United States. The work discusses statutory terms, registration requirements, duration, and protections for foreigners, with references to key cases like Walter vs Lane and Mott vs How. It highlights the book's tables, appendices, and clear, accessible coverage.
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Rof. Macgillivra
United States
Thomas Edward ®Crutton
K. C
Macgillivray
Lord Loughborough
Easay
England
Canada
Grosseup
Cone
Great
News Agen
Walter
Lane
Lord Holsbury
Mott
Wis
Indyte
Hiwest
Mette
Crow
Congress
Ttes
Mayle
Greasscup
United Kingdom
Tre Chowr
United States OF America
Council Treasury
E J. Macgillivray
Inner Temple
Burr
New- York
EL P. Dutton & Co
London Times
Lord Rosebery
Times
House of Lords
Librarian of Congress
Great Britain
Della Robbia Sculpture The Della Robbia Review Distills Evidence
A critical review of Maud Cruttwell’s book on Andrea and Luca della Robbia and their workshop. The piece lauds the historical and biographical approach, notes the book’s tables and documents, and argues it clarifies authentic attribution amid widespread misidentification.
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Luca
Andrea Della Rodbia
Maud Cruttwell
Soc
New York
E. P. Dutton & Co
Andrea
Luca Della Robbia
Della Robbia
Ouca Della Robbin
Europe
Miss. Crnttwell
Summer Dongs in Idleness and Poetry from Badger's Boston
Critics survey recent poems from Mrs. Jackson and Miss Willa Cather with praise for natural observation and Browning-esque introspection. Katharine Trask's Sonnets and Lyrics receive noted discipline though some lines stumble in musical flow. References to Apr il Twilights and various poets highlight hopeful promise for future editions.
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Jackson
Willa Sibert Cather
April Twights
Ben Jonson
Byron
Pilgrim's Progress
Delphi
Media Vita
Ives
House of Song
Apollo
Katharine H -Mctionald
Jackson Emo
Antique Boards
Boston
GG Badger
Katrina Trask
Horton Richard G Badger
Richard G. Badger
A Daughter of Thespis A thoughtful backstage romance
A critical review of John J. Barry’s A Daughter of Thespis portrays Evelyn Johnson as a humble leading lady who seeks only to earn her living. The novel avoids glamorous clichés, highlighting genuine acting life, character depth, and a humane portrait of theatre folk ending in retirement from the stage.
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Thespis
John J. Barry
Boston
Page & Co
John D. Barry
Sithor
Yonkers
Evelyn Johnson
Barry
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