U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1957 January - June

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U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1957 January - June

by Library of Congress. Copyright Office

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RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS

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ABBOTT, KENYON TAYLOR.

0:13

ABBOTT, WILBUR C.

1:29

ACKLEY, BENTLEY D.

0:14

ADAIR, MILDRED.

0:17

ADAMS, AGNES.

0:07

ADAMS, CARRIE B.

0:32

ADAMS, EUSTACE L.

0:14

ADAMS, HARRY.

0:08

ADAMS, HERBERT.

0:20

Description

A comprehensive register of works whose U.S. copyright renewals were filed between January and June 1957, this collection lists books, pamphlets, serials and periodical contributions in strict alphabetical order by author, issuing body or title. Each entry records both the original registration and the renewal details, including dates, registration numbers and any noted variants of names. Brief references connect related entries, such as joint authors, editors or pseudonyms, creating a tidy network of cross‑references.

The volume serves as a practical tool for librarians, scholars and anyone tracing the legal history of mid‑century publications. By presenting renewal information alongside original filing data, it reveals patterns of continued interest and the longevity of titles across diverse genres. Researchers will find the consistent format helpful for quick citation checks or deeper studies of publishing trends during the period.

In addition to the core bibliographic data, the list often notes illustrators, supplemental contributors and special editions, offering a glimpse into the collaborative nature of many works. The plain, methodical layout makes the material easy to navigate in audio form, guiding listeners through a dense yet orderly snapshot of copyright activity.

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en

Duration

~8 hours (480K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Mar 1, 2004

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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