American Copyright Law, With Especial Reference to the Present United States Copyright Act, With Appendices Containing Forms From Adjudicated Cases, and the Copyright Laws of England, Canada, Australia, Germany, and France

First published in 1917, this is an in-depth examination of American copyright law as it existed at the time. It includes discussions of the history and philosophy of copyright, the workings of the U.S. Copyright Office, and the rights and obligations of copyright owners and users. The appendices contain significant legal cases and the copyright laws of several other countries.

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