Observations Occasioned by the Contest about Literary Property...
"Observations Occasioned By The Contest About Literary Property" delves into the contentious debates surrounding copyright and intellectual property during its time. Edmund Law offers a considered perspective on the arguments for and against perpetual copyright, examining the economic, moral, and philosophical dimensions of literary ownership. This work provides valuable insights into the historical development of copyright law and the enduring tension between the rights of authors and the public interest. A significant contribution to the understanding of intellectual property rights and their implications, this book remains relevant for scholars and anyone interested in the foundations of modern copyright law.
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