Catalogue of Copyright Entries; Volume 11 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781145652552)

"Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Volume 11" is a comprehensive record of materials registered for copyright in 1914. Published by the Library of Congress Copyright Office, this catalogue offers an invaluable glimpse into the creative and intellectual output of the era. It meticulously lists a wide array of works, including books, periodicals, musical compositions, maps, dramas, and works of art.

This volume serves as an essential resource for researchers, historians, and legal professionals seeking detailed information on copyright ownership and the scope of protected works during the early 20th century. The catalogue's detailed entries provide critical insights into the evolution of copyright law and the burgeoning creative industries of the time. Its historical significance makes it a vital addition to any collection focused on legal history, intellectual property, or American cultural history.

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