Ebook: The Internationalisation of Copyright Law : Books, Buccaneers and the Black Flag in the Nineteenth Century Authоr: Catherine Seville, Seville Catherine
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Date of placement: 3.09.2012
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Publisher: Cambridge Studies in English Legal History (Cambridge University Press 1999) Published: Nov 1999: ISBN 10: 0521621755: ISBN 13: 9780521621755: Link
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