PRIMARY SOURCES

ON COPYRIGHT

(1450-1900)

Printer Joachim Wielandt's Privilege for Popular Chapbooks, Denmark–Norway, Copenhagen (1721)

Source: Danish National Archives, Københavns Universitet, Konsistorium: Kopibog (1538-1882) 1213-09: 1712 9 - 1727 9 mm.

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Printer Joachim Wielandt's Privilege for Popular Chapbooks, Denmark–Norway, Copenhagen (1721), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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piece. But we would here excuse the petitioner for not being familiar with these pieces, and perhaps not even with some of the others presented, for Nos. 90 and 91 (which we mentioned earlier as an exception) have, as far as we know, never been printed in Danish, but in French and Italian.

This we all recommend to Your Majesty’s most sovereign discretion, and we remain most respectfully obedient.

Most Grand Most Sovereign Most Supreme

Hereditary King and Lord

 

Your Royal Majesty’s

Your Royal Majesty’s most undersigned and most dutiful

Servants and hereditary subjects

Rector and Professors

At Copenhagen

The 8th of December 1721

 

Th. Bartholin

 



    

Piece. Men vi ville herudi saavidt undskyde Supplicanten, at han maa ikke til nøie kiende disse Piecer, vel mueligen og ikke heller en Deel af de andre omkring staaende Nummere, thi numeri 90 og 91 (som vi tilforn have excipent) ere, saa vit os ere vitterligt aldrig til paa Dansk, men vel paa Frantzøsk og Italiensk.

Dette vi altsammen indstiller til Eders Kongl. Majts. Egenvindre allernaadigste skiønsomhed, og forblive vi allerdybeste underdanighed.

Stormægtigste allernaadigste

Arvekonge og herre

Eders kongl. majts.

Allerunderdandt. og pligtskyldigste troe

Tienere og arve undesatter

Rector og Professorer

Kiøbenhafn

Dend 8 Decemb. 1721

 

Th. Bartholin

Coll. Cons. Secretair.

 

 



    

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