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Fortunately it was not too late , the book was not issued , so he was able to sacrifice his first edition , change the name , and get another one . That struck me as a striking instance of an author's negligence , because , after all ...
Fortunately it was not too late , the book was not issued , so he was able to sacrifice his first edition , change the name , and get another one . That struck me as a striking instance of an author's negligence , because , after all ...
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Will not your publishers still pre- fer to settle the case , rather than go into Court with an uncertain prospect of being able to prove that the author really knew nothing about the libelled person ?
Will not your publishers still pre- fer to settle the case , rather than go into Court with an uncertain prospect of being able to prove that the author really knew nothing about the libelled person ?
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Perhaps your Secretary may be able to give us more information about that presently . Mr. Kennedy . C6 . Can you tell me in what way really does your case differ from the case of a newspaper proprietor , the publisher of an ordinary ...
Perhaps your Secretary may be able to give us more information about that presently . Mr. Kennedy . C6 . Can you tell me in what way really does your case differ from the case of a newspaper proprietor , the publisher of an ordinary ...
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... and he men- tions any prominent person in it , he would be able to find out whether there is any such person . Mr. Harney . 77. Suppose there is a very nasty and injurious police court case and the genuine name of the defendant is ...
... and he men- tions any prominent person in it , he would be able to find out whether there is any such person . Mr. Harney . 77. Suppose there is a very nasty and injurious police court case and the genuine name of the defendant is ...
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... we may succeed in converting heat into light and , possibly , I may even hope to be able to quench some of those burning questions upon the lines of the Bill which the Minister has prepared and now sub- mits for your examination .
... we may succeed in converting heat into light and , possibly , I may even hope to be able to quench some of those burning questions upon the lines of the Bill which the Minister has prepared and now sub- mits for your examination .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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