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French Decree on Musical Publications, Paris (1786)

Source: Archives nationales : AD 1075 (document conservé aux Archives nationales, Paris).

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French Decree on Musical Publications, Paris (1786), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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Syndical Chambers of the kingdom. Done at the Council of
State of the King, in the presence of His Majesty, held
in Versailles on fifteenth September seventeen hundred and
eighty-six.
                                                Signed: LE B.ON DE BRETEÜIL

      This decree was transcribed into the folio 767 & 768 of the
Register of the Royal Chamber & Syndicate of the Booksellers &
Printers of Paris. At Paris, this tenth of October seventeen hundred
eighty-six. Signed KNAPEN, Syndic. CAILLEAU, NYON Sr, DELALAIN Sr,
MERIGOT Jr, Deputies.




IN PARIS,
FROM THE ROYAL PRINTING-OFFICE
_____________________

M.DCCLXXXVI

    

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