 | 1837 - 808 strani
...the benefits of our law. " That authors and inventors have, according to the practice among civilised nations, a property in the respective productions...brings or transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and the moment it comes within the jurisdiction of our laws, they throw around it effectual... | |
 | 1837 - 590 strani
...of applying that provident care to worldly affairs which other classes of society are in the hablt of bestowing. These considerations give additional...brings or transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and the moment it comes within the jurisdiction of our laws, they throw around it effectual... | |
 | 1837 - 536 strani
...enjoy that protection of their laws for literary property which is denied to their subjects here. " It being established that literary property is entitled...brings or transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and the moment it comes within the jurisdiction of our laws, they throw around it effectual... | |
 | Robert Walsh - 1837 - 572 strani
...enjoy that protection of their laws for literary property which is denied to their subjects here. " It being established that literary property is entitled...brings or transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and the moment it comes within the jurisdiction of our laws, they throw around it effectual... | |
 | 1838 - 716 strani
...to whom was referred the address of the British authors, reduces the argument to these few words. " It being established that literary property is entitled...brings or transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and the moment it comes within the jurisdiction of our laws, they throw around it effectual... | |
 | Philip Houlbrooke Nicklin - 1838 - 158 strani
...imperfect legislation, to make it more difficult to do them complete justice at a future day. 3. " It being established that literary property is "entitled...situated. A British merchant brings or transmits to 3* REMARKS ON " the United States a bale of merchandise, and the " moment it comes within the jurisdiction... | |
 | Philip Houlbrooke Nicklin - 1838 - 154 strani
...of imperfect legislation, to make it more difficult to do them complete justice at a future day. 3. "It being established that literary property is " entitled to legal protection, it results that this protec" tion ought to be afforded wherever the property is " situated. A British merchant brings or... | |
 | 1839 - 538 strani
...considers " it established, that literary property is entitled to legal protection," but that it thence " results that this protection ought to be afforded...wherever the property is situated. A British merchant," he observes, " brings, or transmits to the United States, a bale of merchandize, and the moment it... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1841 - 306 strani
...sentiment and the following extracts from the Report presented by Mr. Clay to the American Congress. "It being established that literary property is entitled...brings or transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and the moment it comes within the jurisdiction of our laws, they throw around it effectual... | |
 | 1880 - 996 strani
...law of the United States. The following extracts from the report are worthy of careful attention : " It being established that literary property is entitled...wherever the property is situated. A British merchant transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and the moment it comes within the jurisdiction... | |
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It being established that literary property is entitled to legal protection, it results that this protection ought to be afforded wherever the property is situated. A British merchant brings or transmits to the United States a bale of merchandise, and... 
