Memories of the British Museum
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The Copyright Act. i6i In a late case, " Jarrold v. Heywood," Vice-Chan- cellor James delivered judgment for the defendant, whose counsel argued that, " every book published is published for the use of the whole world ; that every one may use it to add to his store of know- ledge, to enlarge and rectify his perceptions, to sug- gest to him ideas and thoughts, to correct his con- clusions, to furnish him with principles and facts, and to aid him in making just deductions from the one, and induct...ions from the other. Nor is a man the less entitled to do this because he is himself to write on the same or a similar subject ; nor is such a writer precluded from learning method, or style, or manner, or obtaining illustrations, or rhetorical ornament, or acquiring any other art or grace of literary compo- sition from any previous work." One would imagine that what has been just cited would give pretty free scope for a writer's use of the labours of those who have gone before him in the path of literature.
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The Copyright Act. i6i In a late case, " Jarrold v. Heywood," Vice-Chan- cellor James delivered judgment for the defendant, whose counsel argued that, " every book published is published for the use of the whole world ; that every one may use it to add to his store of know- ledge, to enlarge and rectify his perceptions, to sug- gest to him ideas and thoughts, to correct his con- clusions, to furnish him with principles and facts, and to aid him in making just deductions from the one, and induct...ions from the other. Nor is a man the less entitled to do this because he is himself to write on the same or a similar subject ; nor is such a writer precluded from learning method, or style, or manner, or obtaining illustrations, or rhetorical ornament, or acquiring any other art or grace of literary compo- sition from any previous work." One would imagine that what has been just cited would give pretty free scope for a writer's use of the labours of those who have gone before him in the path of literature.
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