PRIMARY SOURCES

ON COPYRIGHT

(1450-1900)

Anne (1665 - 1714)

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Referred to in records:
1710: A Bill for Encouragement of Learning (English)
1710 * : Statute of Anne (English)
1721: Burnet v. Chetwood: Entries from the Court's Book of Orders (English)
1721: Burnet's Bill of Complaint and Chetwood's Answer (English)
1729: Gay v. Read (English)
1737: An Act for the Encouragement of Learning (Draft) (English)
1737 * : Baller v. Watson: Entry from the Court's Book of Orders (English)
1737 * : Booksellers' Bill (English)
1741: Gyles v. Wilcox (Barnardiston's Report) (English)
1741 * : Pope v. Curl (English)
1741: Pope's Bill of Complaint, and Curl's Answer (English)
1747 * : Warburton's Letter from an Author (English)
1761: Tonson v. Collins (English)
1762: A Vindication of the Rights of Authors (English)
1762 * : Tonson v. Collins (English)
1766: Blackstone's Commentaries, Vol.II (selected extracts) (English)
1769 * : Millar v. Taylor (English)
1773 * : Hinton v. Donaldson (English)
1773: Information for Alexander Donaldson (English)
1773: Information for Messrs John Hinton et al (English)
1774: Booksellers' Bill (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)
1812: Petition of the London Booksellers (English)
1813: Petition of the Printers of London and Westminster (English)
1813: Report of the Acts Respecting Copyright (English)
1813: Select Committee Report on Acts for the Encouragement of Learning (English)
1814: Bill to amend Acts for the Encouragement of Learning (12 July) (English)
1814: Bill to amend Acts for the Encouragement of Learning (15 July) (English)
1814: Bill to amend Acts for the Encouragement of Learning (18 May) (English)
1814: Bill to amend Acts for the Encouragement of Learning (7 June) (English)
1814 * : Copyright Act (English)
1818: Select Committee Report on the Copyright Acts (English)
1818: Select Committee Report: Minutes of Evidence (English)
1828 * : Maugham's Treatise (English)
1832: Select Committee Report: Dramatic Literature (English)
1834 * : Wheaton v. Peters (English)
1834 * : Wheaton v. Peters Independent Report (English)
1837: Copyright Bill (6 June) (English)
1838: Copyright Bill (27 Feb.) (English)
1838: Copyright Bill (6 June) (English)
1839: Copyright Bill (English)
1840: Copyright Bill (English)
1841: Copyright Bill (English)
1842: Bill to Amend the Law of Copyright (21 April) (English)
1842: Bill to Amend the Law of Copyright (23 March) (English)
1842: Bill to Amend the Law of Copyright (4 March) (English)
1842 * : Copyright Act (English)
1842 * : Lowndes' Historical Sketch of the Law of Copyright (English)
1842: Parliamentary Debates on the Copyright Act (6 April) (English)
1847 * : A Treatise on the Law of Copyright (English)

Referred to in commentaries about:
1777: Linguet's memorandum
1690: Locke's Second Treatise on Government (selected extracts)
1704: Defoe's Essay on the Press
1710: Statute of Anne
1721: Burnet v. Chetwood
1741: Gyles v. Wilcox (Atkyn's Reports)
1762: Tonson v. Collins

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