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1469* Johannes of Speyer's Printing Monopoly (Italy) Commentary: [1]
1479* Privilege of the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1501* Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1502* Licensing Rules (Spain) Commentary: [1]
1513* Imperial privilege for Eucharius Rösslin (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1516* Appointment of Andrea Navagero as Literary Censor (Italy)
1531* Basel Printers' Statute (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1545* Venetian Decree on Author-Printer Relations (Italy) Commentary: [1]
1546* Privilege Granted to Enea Vico (Parmigiano) (Italy) Commentary: [1]
1552Letter Concerning the Danish Bible (Scandinavia)
1554* Royal Charter for Licensing (Spain) Commentary: [1]
1556* Privilege Granted to Giovanni Ostaus (Italy) Commentary: [1]
1557* Stationers' Charter (United Kingdom) Commentary: [1]
1558* Censorship Rules (Spain)
1566* Star Chamber Decree (United Kingdom) Commentary: [1]
1594* Council of Four Lands Printing and Book Trade Regulation (Jewish Law) Commentary: [1]
1598Frankfurt Printers' Ordinance (Germany)
1660* Frankfurt Printers' Ordinance (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1662* Licensing Act (United Kingdom) Commentary: [1]
1663L'Estrange's Considerations and Proposals (United Kingdom)
1672* Usher's Printing Privilege (United States) Commentary: [1]
1673Nuremberg Printers' Ordinance (Germany)
1684* Renewed Swedish Censorship Laws (Scandinavia) Commentary: [1]
1688Laws Concerning Printing, Censorship, and Distribution of Books and Almanacs, Denmark–Norway (Scandinavia)
1701* Royal letters patent (France) Commentary: [1]
1701* Censorship Instruction for Newspapers, Denmark–Norway (Scandinavia) Commentary: [1]
1704* Defoe's Essay on the Press (United Kingdom) Commentary: [1]
1713* 'Books Constitution' of Emperor Rudolf II (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1713Augsburg Printers' Ordinance (Germany)
1723Freedom to Print Non-Privileged Books, Denmark–Norway (Scandinavia)
1724* Electoral Saxon Printing and Censorship Acts from 1549 to 1717 (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1725-1726* Pierre-Jacques Blondel's memorandum (France) Commentary: [1]
1738* Thurneysen: On the Illicit Reprinting of Books (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1740Venetian Decree Against Unauthorized Printing of Songs (Italy)
1752* Juan Curiel as Censor (Spain)
1763* Diderot's Letter on the book trade (France) Commentary: [1]
1766* The Swedish Freedom of the Press Ordinance (Scandinavia) Commentary: [1]
1770Abolishment of Censorship (Scandinavia) Commentary: [1]
1771Rescript Limiting the Freedom Allowed by the 1770 Legislation (Scandinavia) Commentary: [1]
1773Rescript on Post-Publication Censorship (Scandinavia) Commentary: [1]
1781Chodowiecki's Allegory 'Works of Darkness' (Germany)
1785* Austrian Statutes on Censorship and Printing (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1791* Le Chapelier's report (France) Commentary: [1]
1799* Renewed Censorship Legislation, Denmark–Norway (Scandinavia)
1810Swedish Freedom of the Press Ordinance (Scandinavia) Commentary: [1]
1812* Swedish Freedom of the Press Ordinance (Scandinavia)
1815* Annotated Publishers' Petition to the Congress of Vienna (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1826* Minutes of the 1825-1826 Commission (France)
1832Select Committee Report: Dramatic Literature (United Kingdom)
1832Parliamentary Debates on Drama and Dramatic Literature (31 May) (United Kingdom)
1833Parliamentary Debates on the Dramatic Literary Property Act (12 March) (United Kingdom)
1837* Directive for reciprocal copyright protection within the German Confederation (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1838* Remarks on Literary Property (Spain)
1840* Bilateral Treaty between Austria and Sardinia (Germany) Commentary: [1]
1841* Report of Lamartine and parliamentary debates on literary property (France)
1868* Proudhon: 'Les Majorats littéraires' (France)