Explore the foundational document that shaped modern copyright law: "The Statute of Anne." This meticulously prepared print edition presents the original text of this landmark piece of British legislation, a cornerstone of intellectual property rights.
Delve into the legal history of Great Britain and discover the origins of copyright as we know it. "The Statute of Anne," enacted in 1710, represents a pivotal moment in the development of legal protections for authors and their works. This volume offers direct access to the source material, allowing readers to examine the statute's original language and context. A crucial resource for anyone interested in legal history, intellectual property, or British law, this edition provides a tangible connection to the past. Understand the historical context and enduring legacy of "The Statute of Anne," a document that continues to influence copyright law around the world.
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