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by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
RENEWALS
ABBOTT, AUSTIN.
ABDULLAH, ACHMED.
ACKERMAN, PHYLLIS.
ADAMS, BILL.
AESCHYLUS.
AKINS, ZOË.
ALABAMA. SUPREME COURT.
ALÉS, ADHÉMAR D'
ALEXANDER, DE ALVA STANWOOD.
This handy reference gathers every copyright renewal recorded between January and June 1951 for works classified as “Class A.” Organized alphabetically by author, editor, compiler or title, each entry details both the original and renewal registrations, offering precise dates, registration numbers and publishing information. The format makes it easy to trace a work’s legal history, whether you’re a researcher, librarian or rights specialist seeking quick verification.
Beyond the listings, the catalog includes cross‑references that link joint contributors to their primary headings, ensuring you can follow collaborations without missing a beat. It covers a wide range of subjects—from legal digests and mystery novels to art histories and scientific manuals—providing a snapshot of mid‑century publishing activity. Whether you’re confirming a public‑domain status or exploring the bibliographic footprint of a particular author, this volume serves as a clear, concise tool for anyone navigating U.S. copyright renewals.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (161K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Mar 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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