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As a rule this clause is drawn very widely , so that the publisher is given fallest powers to deal with the matter as he thinks wisest . Thus it may happen that even when the author would wish to defend an action he cannot do so . a The ...
As a rule this clause is drawn very widely , so that the publisher is given fallest powers to deal with the matter as he thinks wisest . Thus it may happen that even when the author would wish to defend an action he cannot do so . a The ...
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You deal with the matter if there is an attack made against the whole system ? Yes . As Lord Gorell has pointed out , we are not a very rich body . Authors as a class are a poor down- trodden lot , so we should be estopped for want of ...
You deal with the matter if there is an attack made against the whole system ? Yes . As Lord Gorell has pointed out , we are not a very rich body . Authors as a class are a poor down- trodden lot , so we should be estopped for want of ...
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The novelist , on the other hand , making a fiction is obliged to deal with characters showing a little black and white ; he is obliged to have his villain and his badly behaved people , and he cannot be guarded all through .
The novelist , on the other hand , making a fiction is obliged to deal with characters showing a little black and white ; he is obliged to have his villain and his badly behaved people , and he cannot be guarded all through .
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That the Committee shall deal with the remaining Clauses of such Bill , and so much of the Preamble as relates thereto , and shall determine the period and mode of repayment of any money authorised by the Select Committee to be borrowed ...
That the Committee shall deal with the remaining Clauses of such Bill , and so much of the Preamble as relates thereto , and shall determine the period and mode of repayment of any money authorised by the Select Committee to be borrowed ...
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Any deepening of the river channel would be accompanied by serious risks , and , in our opinion , it will be necessary to deal with this portion of the main tidal channel in the same manner as the Marsh Cut at an expendi- ture of ...
Any deepening of the river channel would be accompanied by serious risks , and , in our opinion , it will be necessary to deal with this portion of the main tidal channel in the same manner as the Marsh Cut at an expendi- ture of ...
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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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