""Copyright Renewals: Periodicals: 1951"" offers a detailed catalog of copyright renewals for periodicals in the United States during that year. Compiled by the Library of Congress, this comprehensive reference work provides invaluable insight into the intellectual property landscape of the mid-20th century. A vital resource for researchers, legal professionals, and anyone interested in copyright law, publishing history, or American cultural heritage, this volume meticulously documents copyright information, serving as a key bibliographic index. Explore the vast array of periodicals registered for copyright renewal, offering a glimpse into the publications that shaped the era. This historical record provides an essential snapshot of American intellectual and creative output. It is a crucial addition to collections focused on copyright, legal reference, and library science.
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Library Of Congress Copyright Office Imprint: Anson Street Press Dimensions:
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Weight: 64g ISBN:9781023258623 ISBN 10: 1023258625 Pages: 34 Publication Date:28 March 2025 Audience:
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