PRIMARY SOURCES

ON COPYRIGHT

(1450-1900)

Renewed Swedish Censorship Laws, Stockholm (1684)

Source: Hans Kongl. May:s Stadga och Fordordning Om alla Nyskreffne Wärkz Censerande i Rijket, sa wid Academier och Skolar, som andra Orter innan dhe tryckte warda. Item. Stadfästelse på förra Kongl. Förordningar om thet samma, så och Exemplars inlefwererande til Kongl. Archivum och Bibliotheket aff alt thet som tryckt warder. Sampt Booktryckiarnes Straff som här emot bryta. Dat. Stockholm 5 Julij 1684. Trykt hos Niclas Wanküff, Kongelig boktrykker. The National Library of Sweden.

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Renewed Swedish Censorship Laws, Stockholm (1684), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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in all respects, especially by ensuring that copies of what is printed annually are collected and delivered to our archive and library, which must also be proven by proper receipts upon request. All those whom this concern must obediently abide by it. In further confirmation We have signed this in Our own hand and had it confirmed with Our royal seal. Executed in Stockholm on July 5th, 1684.

CAROLUS

 

L.S.

 

 

 



    

fullkomligen effterlefwat blifwa, enkannerligen så lagandes, at åfwanbem:te Exemplar, aff det som åhrligen tryckt warder afftagas, och til Wårt Archivium och Bibliothec inlefwereras måge, hwilket och wid Anfordran med richtige Quittentier måste bewijsas. Dhet alle som wederböre hafwe sig at effterrätta, icke giörandes här emot i någon måtto. Til Yttermera Wisso hafwe Wij sådant med egen Hand underskrifwit, och Wårt Kongl. Secret bekräffta låtit. Datum Stockholm den 5 Julij Anno 1684.

CAROLUS.

 

L. S.



    

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