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+The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Statute of Anne, by Anno Octavo
+
+
+This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with
+almost no restrictions whatsoever.  You may copy it, give it away or
+re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included
+with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org
+
+
+
+
+
+Title: The Statute of Anne
+
+
+Author: Anno Octavo
+
+
+
+Release Date: August 8, 2010  [eBook #33333]
+
+Language: English
+
+Character set encoding: ISO-646-US (US-ASCII)
+
+
+***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE STATUTE OF ANNE***
+
+
+Produced by Michael S. Hart.
+
+
+
+The Statute of Anne
+
+CONTENTS
+
+1. Preparer's notes
+2. A Modern Formatted Statute of Anne
+3. A Transcription from the Original Statute of Anne
+
+
+
+
+Statute of Anne: Preparer's Notes
+
+Created from various public domain versions.
+
+
+Repetition of last words on pages eliminated,
+Latin intro and extro translated into English.
+End of line hyphenations removed for searching.
+Typo of "peny" for "penny" has been corrected,
+with the elimination of the accompanying sic.
+Also "seasonable" replaced by "reasonable" with
+the removal of that sic, as well.  "Queens" is
+replaced with "queen's", and "majesties" would
+become "majesty's", "entred" becomes "entered"
+and these typos were often in multiple places.
+
+"Vice-Chancellors" and "Vice Chancellors" both
+appeared so I chose "Vice Chancellors" just to
+make searches more simple.
+
+I have not changed any of the apparently quite
+random capitalizations [random in comparisons,
+I should say to German, etc.], nor changed any
+of the more different spellings, as inhaunced.
+
+I would like to comment just how obvious it is
+that the rights of the authors was an "add on"
+to this document, taking place only on a sixth
+sheet containing only two small paragraphs, as
+this makes it even more obvious just how every
+right was originally for "The Stationers," who
+are now descended as by The World Intellectual
+Property Organization through various means.
+
+This law was proposed and defeated 250 years--
+from its first draft by The Stationers just as
+The Gutenberg Press got going to this period.
+
+All monarchs, and Oliver Cromwell, refused it,
+on grounds it gave too much to The Stationers,
+and left too little to the public, as per:
+
+Henry VI        1 Sep 1422    4 Mar 1461
+Edward IV       4 Mar 1461    9 Apr 1483
+[Henry VI - restored 9 Oct 1470 to c. Apr 1471]
+Edward V        9 Apr 1483   25 Jun 1483
+Richard III    26 Jun 1483   22 Aug 1485
+Henry VII      22 Aug 1485   21 Apr 1509
+Henry VIII     22 Apr 1509   28 Jan 1547
+Edward VI      28 Jan 1547    6 Jul 1553
+Mary            6 Jul 1553   24 Jul 1554
+Philip & Mary  25 Jul 1554   17 Nov 1558
+Elizabeth I    17 Nov 1558   24 Mar 1603
+James I        24 Mar 1603   27 Mar 1625
+Charles I      27 Mar 1625   30 Jan 1649
+Commonwealth   30 Jan 1649   29 May 1660
+Charles II     [30 Jan 1649]  6 Feb 1685
+James II        6 Feb 1685   11 Dec 1688
+William & Mary 13 Feb 1689    8 Mar 1702
+                 [Mary died  27 Dec 1694]
+William III    27 Dec 1694    8 Mar 1702
+Anne            8 Mar 1702    1 Aug 1714
+
+
+Please note that this 250 year span included reigns
+from the son of Henry V of Shakespearian fame and a
+greater Shakespearian epic of Richard III, to those
+six wives of Henry VIII, Mary Queen of Scots, and a
+host of the most turbulent reigns of UK history and
+in all this time not one of these rulers would give
+The Stationers such great power that has now passed
+down, not only unchecked, but greatly enhanced over
+the next 300 years.  The average copyright moved to
+about 100 years in length in that time from 15 year
+average original terms [nearly none were renewed].
+
+My own words are mine alone, though I appreciate it
+when people offer corrections, advice, etc., though
+I don't always take it.  However, I do always offer
+to publish their own version along with mine.
+
+Michael S. Hart
+Founder
+Project Gutenberg,
+Inventor of eBooks
+
+
+
+
+
+A Modern Formatted Statute of Anne
+
+The Statute of Anne
+
+
+Page 1
+
+
+In The Eighth Year Of The Reign Of Queen Anne.
+
+
+
+An Act for the Encouragement of Learning, by Vesting the Copies of
+Printed Books in the Authors or Purchasers of such Copies, during the
+Times therein mentioned.
+
+Whereas Printers, Booksellers, and other Persons, have of late
+frequently taken the Liberty of Printing, Reprinting, and Publishing, or
+causing to be Printed, Reprinted, and Published Books, and other
+Writings, without the Consent of the Authors or Proprietors of such
+Books and Writings, to their very great Detriment, and too often to the
+Ruin of them and their Families: For Preventing therefore such Practices
+for the future, and for the Encouragement of Learned Men to Compose and
+Write useful Books; May it please Your Majesty, that it may be Enacted,
+and be it Enacted by the Queens most Excellent Majesty, by and with the
+Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons in
+this present Parliament Assembled, and by the Authority of the same,
+That from and after the Tenth Day of April, One thousand seven hundred
+and ten, the Author of any Book or Books already Printed, who hath not
+Transferred to any other the Copy or Copies of such Book or Books, Share
+or Shares thereof, or the Bookseller or Booksellers, Printer or
+Printers, or other Person or Persons, who hath or have Purchased or
+Acquired the Copy or Copies of any Book or Books, in order to Print or
+Reprint the same, shall have the sole Right and Liberty of Printing such
+Book and Books for the Term of One and twenty Years, to Commence from
+the said Tenth Day of April, and no longer; and that the Author of any
+Book or Books already Composed and not Printed and Published, or that
+shall hereafter be Composed, and his Assignee, or Assigns, shall have
+the sole Liberty of Printing and Reprinting such Book and Books for the
+Term of fourteen
+
+
+page 2
+
+Years, to Commence from the Day of the First Publishing the same, and no
+longer; And that if any other Bookseller, Printer, or other Person
+whatsoever, from and after the Tenth Day of April, One thousand seven
+hundred and ten, within the times Granted and Limited by this Act, as
+aforesaid, shall Print, Reprint, or Import, or cause to be Printed,
+Reprinted, or Imported any such Book or Books, without the Consent of
+the Proprietor or Proprietors thereof first had and obtained in Writing,
+
+Signed in the Presence of Two or more Credible Witnesses; or knowing the
+same to be so Printed or Reprinted, without the Consent of the
+Proprietors, shall Sell, Publish, or Expose to Sale, or cause to be
+Sold, Published, or Exposed to Sale, any such Book or Books, without
+such Consent first had and obtained, as aforesaid, Then such Offender or
+Offenders shall Forfeit such Book or Books, and all and every Sheet or
+Sheets, being part of such Book or Books, to the Proprietor or
+Proprietors of the Copy thereof, who shall forthwith Damask and make
+Waste-Paper of them: And further, That every such Offender or Offenders,
+shall Forfeit One Penny for every sheet which shall be found in his,
+her, or their Custody, either Printed or Printing, Published or Exposed
+to Sale, contrary to the true intent and meaning of this Act, the one
+Moiety thereof to the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, Her Heirs and
+Successors, and the other Moiety thereof to any Person or Persons that
+shall Sue for the same, to be Recovered in any of Her Majesty's Courts
+of Record at Westminster, by Action of Debt, Bill, Plaint, or
+Information, in which no Wager of Law, Essoign, Privilege, or
+Protection, or more than one Imparlance, shall be allowed.
+
+And whereas many Persons may through Ignorance Offend against this Act,
+unless some Provision be made whereby the Property in every such Book,
+as is intended by this Act to be Secured to the proprietor or
+Proprietors thereof, may be ascertained, as likewise the Consent of such
+Proprietor or Proprietors for the Printing or Reprinting of such Book or
+Books may from time to time be known; Be it therefore further Enacted by
+the Authority aforesaid, That nothing in this Act contained shall be
+construed to extend to subject any Bookseller, Printer, or other Person
+whatsoever, to the Forfeitures or Penalties therein mentioned, for or by
+reason of the Printing or Reprinting of any Book or Books without such
+Consent, as aforesaid, unless the Title to the Copy of such Book or
+Books hereafter Published shall, before such Publication be Entered, in
+the Register-Book of the Company of Stationers, in such manner as hath
+been usual, which Register-Book shall at all times be kept at the Hall
+of the said Company, and unless such Consent of the Proprietor or
+Proprietors be in like manner Entered, as aforesaid, for every of which
+several Entries, Six Pence shall be Paid, and no more; which said
+Register-Book may, at all Reasonable and Convenient times, be Resorted
+to, and Inspected by any Bookseller, Printer, or other Person, for the
+Purposes before mentioned, without
+
+Page 3
+
+any Fee or Reward; and the Clerk of the said Company of Stationers,
+shall, when and as often as thereunto required, give a Certificate under
+his Hand of such Entry or Entries, and for every such Certificate, may
+take a Fee not exceeding Six Pence.
+
+Provided nevertheless, That if the Clerk of the said Company of
+Stationers, for the time being shall Refuse or Neglect to Register, or
+make such Entry or Entries, or to give such Certificate, being thereunto
+Required by the Author or Proprietor of such Copy or Copies, in the
+Presence of Two or more Credible Witnesses, That then such Person and
+Persons so refusing, Notice being first duly given of such Refusal, by
+an Advertisement in the Gazette, shall have the like Benefit, as if such
+Entry or Entries, Certificate or Certificates had been duly made and
+given; and that the Clerks so refusing, shall, for any such Offence,
+Forfeit to the Proprietor of such Copy or Copies the Sum of Twenty
+Pounds, to be Recovered in any of Her Majesty's Courts of Record at
+Westminster, by Action of Debt, Bill, Plaint, or Information, in which
+no Wager of Law, Essoign, Privilege or Protection, or more than one
+Imparlance shall be allowed.
+
+Provided nevertheless, and it is hereby further Enacted by the Authority
+aforesaid, That if any Bookseller or Booksellers, Printer or Printers,
+shall, after the said Five and twentieth Day of March, One thousand
+seven hundred and ten, set a Price upon, or Sell or Expose to Sale, any
+Book or Books at such a Price or Rate as shall be Conceived by any
+Person or Persons to be High and Unreasonable; It shall and may be
+Lawful for any Person or Persons to make Complaint thereof to the Lord
+Archbishop of Canterbury for the time being; the Lord Chancellor, or
+Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of Great Britain for the time being; the
+Lord Bishop of London for the time being; the Lord Chief Justice of the
+Court of Queen's Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common
+Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, for the time
+being; the Vice Chancellors of the Two Universities for the time being,
+in that part of Great Britain called England; the Lord President of the
+Sessions for the time being; the Lord Justice General for the time
+being; the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer for the time being; the
+Rector of the College of Edinburgh for the time being, in that part of
+Great Britain called Scotland; who, or any one of them, shall and have
+hereby full Power and Authority from time to time, to Send for, Summon,
+or Call before him or them such Bookseller or Booksellers, Printer or
+Printers, and to Examine and Enquire of the reason of the Dearness and
+Inhauncement of the Price or Value of such Book or Books by him or them
+so Sold or Exposed to Sale; and if upon such Enquiry and Examination it
+shall be found, that the Price of such Book or Books is Inhaunced, or
+
+Page 4
+
+any wise too High or Unreasonable, Then and in such case, the said
+Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper, Bishop of
+London, two Chief Justices, Chief Baron, Vice Chancellors of the
+Universities, in that part of Great Britain called England, and the said
+Lord President of the Sessions, Lord Justice General, Lord Chief Baron,
+and Rector of the College of Edinburgh, in that part of Great Britain
+called Scotland, or any one or more of them, so Enquiring and Examining,
+have hereby full Power and Authority to Reform and Redress the same, and
+to Limit and Settle the Price of every such Printed Book and Books, from
+time to time, according to the best of their Judgements, and as to them
+shall seem Just and Reasonable; and in case of Alteration of the Rate or
+Price from what was Set or Demanded by such Bookseller or Booksellers,
+Printer or Printers, to Award and Order such Bookseller and Booksellers,
+Printer and Printers, to Pay all the Costs and Charges that the Person
+or Persons so Complaining shall be put unto, by reason of such
+Complaint, and of the causing such Rate or Price to be so Limited and
+Settled; all which shall be done by the said Archbishop of Canterbury,
+Lord Chancellor, or Lord Keeper, Bishop of London, two Chief Justices,
+Chief Baron, Vice-Chancellors of the Two Universities, in that part of
+Great Britain called England, and the said Lord President of the
+Sessions, Lord Justice General, Lord Chief Baron, and Rector of the
+College of Edinburgh, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, or
+any one of them, by Writing under their Hands and Seals, and thereof
+Publick Notice shall be forthwith given by the said Bookseller or
+Booksellers, Printer or Printers, by an Advertisement in the Gazette;
+and if any Bookseller or Booksellers, Printer or Printers, shall, after
+such Settlement made of the said Rate and Price, Sell, or expose to Sale
+any Book or Books, at a higher or greater Price than what shall have
+been so Limited and Settled, as aforesaid, then and in every such case
+such Bookseller and Booksellers, Printer and Printers, shall Forfeit the
+Sum of Five Pounds for every such Book so by him, her, or them Sold or
+Exposed to Sale; One Moiety thereof to the Queen's most Excellent
+Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, and the other Moiety to any Person or
+Persons that shall Sue for the same, to be Recovered, with Costs of
+Suit, in any of Her Majesty's Courts of Record at Westminster, by Action
+of Debt, Bill, Plaint or Information, in which no Wager of Law, Essoign,
+Privilege or Protection, or more than one Imparlance, shall be allowed.
+
+Provided always, and it is hereby Enacted, That Nine Copies of each Book
+or Books, upon the best Paper, that from and after the said Tenth Day of
+April, One thousand seven hundred and ten, shall be Printed and
+Published, as aforesaid, or Reprinted and Published with Additions,
+shall, by the Printer and Printers thereof, be Delivered to the
+Warehouse-Keeper of the
+
+Page 5
+
+said Company of Stationers for the time being, at the Hall of the said
+Company, before such Publication made, for the Use of the Royal Library,
+the Libraries of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, the Libraries
+of the Four Universities in Scotland, the Library of Sion College in
+London, and the Library commonly called the Library belonging to the
+Faculty of Advocates at Edinburgh respectively; which said
+Warehouse-Keeper, is hereby required, within Ten Days after Demand by
+the Keepers of the respective Libraries, or any Person or Persons by
+them or any of them Authorised to Demand the said Copy, to Deliver the
+same, for the Use of the aforesaid Libraries; and if any Proprietor,
+Bookseller or Printer, or the said Warehouse-Keeper of the said Company
+of Stationers, shall not observe the Direction of this Act therein, That
+then he and they, so making Default in not Delivering the said Printed
+Copies, as aforesaid, shall Forfeit, besides the value of the said
+Printed Copies, the sum of Five Pounds for every Copy not so Delivered,
+as also the value of the said Printed Copy not so Delivered, the same to
+be Recovered by the Queen's Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, and by
+the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of any of the said Universities,
+and by the President and Fellows of Sion College, and the said Faculty
+of Advocates at Edinburgh, with their full Costs respectively.
+
+Provided always, and be it further Enacted, That if any Person or
+Persons incur the Penalties contained in this Act, in that part of Great
+Britain called Scotland, they shall be recoverable by any Action before
+the Court of Session there.
+
+Provided, That nothing in this Act contained do extend, or shall be
+construed to extend, to Prohibit the Importation, Vending, or Selling of
+any Books in Greek, Latin, or any other Foreign Language Printed beyond
+the Seas; Any thing in this Act contained to the contrary
+notwithstanding.
+
+And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That if any Action
+or Suit shall be Commenced or Brought against any Person or Persons
+whatsoever, for doing or causing to be done any thing in pursuance of
+this Act, the Defendants in such Action may Plead the General Issue, and
+give the Special Matter in Evidence; and if upon such Action a Verdict
+be given for the Defendant, or the Plaintiff become Nonsuited, or
+Discontinue his Action, then the Defendant shall have and recover his
+full Costs, for which he shall have the same Remedy as a Defendant in
+any case by Law hath.
+
+Provided, That nothing in this Act contained shall extend, or be
+construed to extend, either to Prejudice or Confirm any Right that the
+said Universities, or any of them, or any Person or Persons have, or
+claim to have, to the Printing or Reprinting any Book or Copy already
+Printed, or hereafter to be Printed.
+
+
+Page 6
+
+Provided nevertheless, That all Actions, Suits, Bills, Indictments, or
+Informations for any Offence that shall be Committed against this Act,
+shall be Brought, Sued, and Commenced within Three Months next after
+such Offence Committed, or else the same shall be Void and of none
+Effect.
+
+Provided always, That after the Expiration of the said Term of Fourteen
+Years, the sole Right of Printing or Disposing of Copies shall return to
+the Authors thereof, if they are then Living, for another Term of
+Fourteen Years.
+
+
+THE END
+
+
+
+
+A Transcription from the Original Statute of Anne
+
+The Statute of Anne
+
+
+Page 1
+
+
+Anno Octavo
+AnnRegin
+
+An Act for the Encouragement of Learning, by Vest-
+ing the Copies of Printed Books in the Authors or
+Purchasers of such Copies, during the Times therein
+mentioned.
+
+Whereas Printers, Booksellers, and other
+Persons, have of late frequently taken
+the Liberty of Printing, Reprinting,
+and Publishing, or causing to be Print-
+ed, Reprinted, and Published Books,
+and other Writings, without the Con-
+sent of the Authors or Proprietors of
+such Books and Writings, to their
+very great Detriment, and too often
+to the Ruin of them and their Fami-
+lies: For Preventing therefore such
+Practices for the future, and for the
+Encouragement of Learned Men to Compose and Write use-
+ful Books; May it please Your Majesty, that it may be En-
+acted, and be it Enacted by the Queens most Excellent Majesty,
+by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and
+Temporal, and Commons in this present Parliament Assembled,
+and by the Authority of the same, That from and after the
+Tenth Day of April, One thousand seven hundred and ten, the
+Author of any Book or Books already Printed, who hath not
+Transferred to any other the Copy or Copies of such Book or
+Books, Share or Shares thereof, or the Bookseller or Book-
+sellers, Printer or Printers, or other Person or Persons, who
+hath or have Purchased or Acquired the Copy or Copies of any
+Book or Books, in order to Print or Reprint the same, shall
+have the sole Right and Liberty of Printing such Book and
+Books for the Term of One and twenty Years, to Commence
+from the said Tenth Day of April, and no longer; and that
+the Author of any Book or Books already Composed and not
+Printed and Published, or that shall hereafter be Composed, and
+his Assignee, or Assigns, shall have the sole Liberty of Printing
+and Reprinting such Book and Books for the Term of four
+-teen
+
+
+page 2
+
+teen Years, to Commence from the Day of the First Publish-
+ing the same, and no longer; And that if any other Bookseller,
+Printer, or other Person whatsoever, from and after the Tenth
+Day of April, One thousand seven hundred and ten, within the
+times Granted and Limited by this Act, as aforesaid, shall Print,
+Reprint, or Import, or cause to be Printed, Reprinted, or Imported
+any such Book or Books, without the Consent of the Proprietor or
+Proprietors thereof first had and obtained in Writing, Signed
+in the Presence of Two or more Credible Witnesses; or knowing
+the same to be so Printed or Reprinted, without the Consent of
+the Proprietors, shall Sell, Publish, or Expose to Sale, or cause
+to be Sold, Published, or Exposed to Sale, any such Book or
+Books, without such Consent first had and obtained, as afore-
+said, Then such Offender or Offenders shall Forfeit such Book or
+Books, and all and every Sheet or Sheets, being part of such
+Book or Books, to the Proprietor or Proprietors of the Copy
+thereof, who shall forthwith Damask and make Waste-Paper of
+them: And further, That every such Offender or Offenders, shall
+Forfeit One Peny [sic] for every sheet which shall be found in his,
+her, or their Custody, either Printed or Printing, Published or
+Exposed to Sale, contrary to the true intent and meaning of
+this Act, the one Moiety thereof to the Queens [sic] most Excellent
+Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, and the other Moiety
+thereof to any Person or Persons that shall Sue for the same,
+to be Recovered in any of Her Majesties [sic] Courts of Record at
+Westminster, by Action of Debt, Bill, Plaint, or Information,
+in which no Wager of Law, Essoign, Privilege, or Protection,
+or more than one Imparlance, shall be allowed.
+
+And whereas many Persons may through Ignorance Offend
+against this Act, unless some Provision be made whereby the Pro-
+perty in every such Book, as is intended by this Act to be Se-
+cured to the proprietor or Proprietors thereof, may be ascertain-
+ed, as likewise the Consent of such Proprietor or Proprietors for the
+Printing or Reprinting of such Book or Books may from time
+to time be known; Be it therefore further Enacted by the Au-
+thority aforesaid, That nothing in this Act contained shall be
+construed to extend to subject any Bookseller, Printer, or other
+Person whatsoever, to the Forfeitures or Penalties therein men-
+tioned, for or by reason of the Printing or Reprinting of any Book
+or Books without such Consent, as aforesaid, unless the Title
+to the Copy of such Book or Books hereafter Published shall,
+before such Publication be Entred [sic], in the Register-Book of the
+Company of Stationers, in such manner as hath been usual,
+which Register-Book shall at all times be kept at the Hall of
+the said Company, and unless such Consent of the Proprietor
+or Proprietors be in like manner Entred [sic], as aforesaid, for every
+of which several Entries, Six Pence shall be Paid, and no
+more; which said Register-Book may, at all Seasonable [sic; should be:
+
+Reasonable] and
+Convenient times, be Resorted to, and Inspected by any Book-
+seller, Printer, or other Person, for the Purposes before menti-
+oned,
+
+Page 3
+
+oned, without any Fee or Reward; and the Clerk of the said
+Company of Stationers, shall, when and as often as thereunto
+required, give a Certificate under his Hand of such Entry or En-
+tries, and for every such Certificate, may take a Fee not exceed-
+ing Six Pence.
+
+Provided nevertheless, That if the Clerk of the said Com-
+pany of Stationers, for the time being shall Refuse or Neglect to
+Register, or make such Entry or Entries, or to give such Cer-
+tificate, being thereunto Required by the Author or Proprietor of
+such Copy or Copies, in the Presence of Two or more Credible
+Witnesses, That then such Person and Persons so refusing, No-
+tice being first duly given of such Refusal, by an Advertisement
+in the Gazette, shall have the like Benefit, as if such Entry or
+Entries, Certificate or Certificates had been duly made and gi-
+ven; and that the Clerks so refusing, shall, for any such Offence,
+Forfeit to the Proprietor of such Copy or Copies the Sum of
+Twenty Pounds, to be Recovered in any of Her Majesties [sic]
+Courts of Record at Westminster, by Action of Debt, Bill,
+Plaint, or Information, in which no Wager of Law, Essoign,
+Privilege or Protection, or more than one Imparlance shall
+be allowed.
+
+Provided nevertheless, and it is hereby further Enacted by
+the Authority aforesaid, That if any Bookseller or Booksellers,
+Printer or Printers, shall, after the said Five and twentieth
+Day of March, One thousand seven hundred and ten, set a
+Price upon, or Sell or Expose to Sale, any Book or Books
+at such a Price or Rate as shall be Conceived by any Person
+or Persons to be High and Unreasonable; It shall and may be
+Lawful for any Person or Persons to make Complaint thereof
+to the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury for the time being; the
+Lord Chancellor, or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of Great
+Britain for the time being; the Lord Bishop of London for the
+time being; the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Queens [sic]
+Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common
+Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, for
+the time being; the Vice-Chancellors of the Two Universities
+for the time being, in that part of Great Britain called England;
+the Lord President of the Sessions for the time being; the Lord
+Justice General for the time being; the Lord Chief Baron of
+the Exchequer for the time being; the Rector of the College
+of Edinburgh for the time being, in that part of Great Britain
+called Scotland; who, or any one of them, shall and have hereby full
+Power and Authority from time to time, to Send for, Sum-
+mon, or Call before him or them such Bookseller or Book-
+sellers, Printer or Printers, and to Examine and Enquire of
+the reason of the Dearness and Inhauncement of the Price or Va-
+lue of such Book or Books by him or them so Sold or Exposed to
+Sale; and if upon such Enquiry and Examination it shall be
+found, that the Price of such Book or Books is Inhaunced, or
+any
+
+Page 4
+
+any wise too High or Unreasonable, Then and in such case, the
+said Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper,
+Bishop of London, two Chief Justices, Chief Baron, Vice-
+Chancellors of the Universities, in that part of Great Britain called
+England, and the said Lord President of the Sessions, Lord Justice
+General, Lord Chief Baron, and Rector of the College of
+Edinburgh, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, or any one
+or more of them, so Enquiring and Examining, have hereby full
+Power and Authority to Reform and Redress the same, and to
+Limit and Settle the Price of every such Printed Book
+and Books, from time to time, according to the best of their
+Judgements, and as to them shall seem Just and Reasonable;
+and in case of Alteration of the Rate or Price from what
+was Set or Demanded by such Bookseller or Booksellers,
+Printer or Printers, to Award and Order such Bookseller and
+Booksellers, Printer and Printers, to Pay all the Costs and
+Charges that the Person or Persons so Complaining shall be
+put unto, by reason of such Complaint, and of the causing such
+Rate or Price to be so Limited and Settled; all which shall be
+done by the said Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor, or
+Lord Keeper, Bishop of London, two Chief Justices, Chief
+Baron, Vice Chancellors of the Two Universities, in that part
+of Great Britain called England, and the said Lord President of the
+Sessions, Lord Justice General, Lord Chief Baron, and Rector of
+the College of Edinburgh, in that part of Great Britain called
+Scotland, or any one of them, by Writing under their Hands
+and Seals, and thereof Publick Notice shall be forthwith given
+by the said Bookseller or Booksellers, Printer or Printers, by
+an Advertisement in the Gazette; and if any Bookseller or Book-
+sellers, Printer or Printers, shall, after such Settlement made
+of the said Rate and Price, Sell, or expose to Sale any Book
+or Books, at a higher or greater Price than what shall have been
+so Limited and Settled, as aforesaid, then and in every such
+case such Bookseller and Booksellers, Printer and Printers,
+shall Forfeit the Sum of Five Pounds for every such Book so
+by him, her, or them Sold or Exposed to Sale; One Moiety
+thereof to the Queens [sic] most Excellent Majesty, Her Heirs and
+Successors, and the other Moiety to any Person or Persons that
+shall Sue for the same, to be Recovered, with Costs of Suit,
+in any of Her Majesties [sic] Courts of Record at Westminster, by Acti-
+on of Debt, Bill, Plaint or Information, in which no Wager
+of Law, Essoign, Privilege or Protection, or more than one Im-
+parlance, shall be allowed.
+
+Provided always, and it is hereby Enacted, That Nine Copies
+of each Book or Books, upon the best Paper, that from and af-
+ter the said Tenth Day of April, One thousand seven hundred
+and ten, shall be Printed and Published, as aforesaid, or Re-
+printed and Published with Additions, shall, by the Printer and
+Printers thereof, be Delivered to the Warehouse-Keeper of the
+said
+
+Page 5
+
+said Company of Stationers for the time being, at the Hall of
+the said Company, before such Publication made, for the Use of
+the Royal Library, the Libraries of the Universities of Oxford
+and Cambridge, the Libraries of the Four Universities in Scot-
+land, the Library of Sion College in London, and the Library
+commonly called the Library belonging to the Faculty of Advo-
+cates at Edinburgh respectively; which said Warehouse-Keeper,
+is hereby required, within Ten Days after Demand by the Keepers
+of the respective Libraries, or any Person or Persons by them or
+any of them Authorised to Demand the said Copy, to Deli-
+ver the same, for the Use of the aforesaid Libraries; and if any
+Proprietor, Bookseller or Printer, or the said Warehouse-Keeper
+of the said Company of Stationers, shall not observe the Directi-
+on of this Act therein, That then he and they, so making De-
+fault in not Delivering the said Printed Copies, as aforesaid,
+shall Forfeit, besides the value of the said Printed Copies, the
+sum of Five Pounds for every Copy not so Delivered, as also
+the value of the said Printed Copy not so Delivered, the same to
+be Recovered by the Queens [sic] Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors,
+and by the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of any of the said
+Universities, and by the President and Fellows of Sion College,
+and the said Faculty of Advocates at Edinburgh, with their full
+Costs respectively.
+
+Provided always, and be it further Enacted, That if any Per-
+son or Persons incur the Penalties contained in this Act, in that
+part of Great Britain called Scotland, they shall be recoverable by
+any Action before the Court of Session there.
+
+Provided, That nothing in this Act contained do extend, or shall
+be construed to extend, to Prohibit the Importation, Vending, or
+Selling of any Books in Greek, Latin, or any other Foreign
+Language Printed beyond the Seas; Any thing in this Act con-
+tained to the contrary notwithstanding.
+
+And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That if
+any Action or Suit shall be Commenced or Brought against any
+Person or Persons whatsoever, for doing or causing to be done
+any thing in pursuance of this Act, the Defendants in such Action
+may Plead the General Issue, and give the Special Matter in
+Evidence; and if upon such Action a Verdict be given for the
+Defendant, or the Plaintiff become Nonsuited, or Discontinue
+his Action, then the Defendant shall have and recover his full Costs,
+for which he shall have the same Remedy as a Defendant in any
+case by Law hath.
+
+Provided, That nothing in this Act contained shall extend,
+or be construed to extend, either to Prejudice or Confirm any
+Right that the said Universities, or any of them, or any Per-
+son or Persons have, or claim to have, to the Printing or Re-
+printing any Book or Copy already Printed, or hereafter to be
+Printed.
+Provided
+
+
+Page 6
+
+Provided nevertheless, That all Actions, Suits, Bills, In-
+dictments, or Informations for any Offence that shall be Com-
+mitted against this Act, shall be Brought, Sued, and Com-
+menced within Three Months next after such Offence Committed,
+or else the same shall be Void and of none Effect.
+
+Provided always, That after the Expiration of the said
+Term of Fourteen Years, the sole Right of Printing or Dis-
+posing of Copies shall return to the Authors thereof, if they
+are then Living, for another Term of Fourteen Years.
+
+FINIS.
+
+
+
+http://www.copyrighthistory.com/anne6.html
+
+also has scans. . . .
+
+
+The Statute of Anne
+
+
+Page 1
+
+
+Anno Octavo
+AnnRegin
+
+An Act for the Encouragement of Learning, by Vest-
+ing the Copies of Printed Books in the Authors or
+Purchasers of such Copies, during the Times therein
+mentioned.
+
+Whereas Printers, Booksellers, and other
+Persons, have of late frequently taken
+the Liberty of Printing, Reprinting,
+and Publishing, or causing to be Print-
+ed, Reprinted, and Published Books,
+and other Writings, without the Con-
+sent of the Authors or Proprietors of
+such Books and Writings, to their
+very great Detriment, and too often
+to the Ruin of them and their Fami-
+lies: For Preventing therefore such
+Practices for the future, and for the
+Encouragement of Learned Men to Compose and Write use-
+ful Books; May it please Your Majesty, that it may be En-
+acted, and be it Enacted by the Queens most Excellent Majesty,
+by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and
+Temporal, and Commons in this present Parliament Assembled,
+and by the Authority of the same, That from and after the
+Tenth Day of April, One thousand seven hundred and ten, the
+Author of any Book or Books already Printed, who hath not
+Transferred to any other the Copy or Copies of such Book or
+Books, Share or Shares thereof, or the Bookseller or Book-
+sellers, Printer or Printers, or other Person or Persons, who
+hath or have Purchased or Acquired the Copy or Copies of any
+Book or Books, in order to Print or Reprint the same, shall
+have the sole Right and Liberty of Printing such Book and
+Books for the Term of One and twenty Years, to Commence
+from the said Tenth Day of April, and no longer; and that
+the Author of any Book or Books already Composed and not
+Printed and Published, or that shall hereafter be Composed, and
+his Assignee, or Assigns, shall have the sole Liberty of Printing
+and Reprinting such Book and Books for the Term of four
+-teen
+
+
+page 2
+
+teen Years, to Commence from the Day of the First Publish-
+ing the same, and no longer; And that if any other Bookseller,
+Printer, or other Person whatsoever, from and after the Tenth
+Day of April, One thousand seven hundred and ten, within the
+times Granted and Limited by this Act, as aforesaid, shall Print,
+Reprint, or Import, or cause to be Printed, Reprinted, or Imported
+any such Book or Books, without the Consent of the Proprietor or
+Proprietors thereof first had and obtained in Writing, Signed
+in the Presence of Two or more Credible Witnesses; or knowing
+the same to be so Printed or Reprinted, without the Consent of
+the Proprietors, shall Sell, Publish, or Expose to Sale, or cause
+to be Sold, Published, or Exposed to Sale, any such Book or
+Books, without such Consent first had and obtained, as afore-
+said, Then such Offender or Offenders shall Forfeit such Book or
+Books, and all and every Sheet or Sheets, being part of such
+Book or Books, to the Proprietor or Proprietors of the Copy
+thereof, who shall forthwith Damask and make Waste-Paper of
+them: And further, That every such Offender or Offenders, shall
+Forfeit One Peny [sic] for every sheet which shall be found in his,
+her, or their Custody, either Printed or Printing, Published or
+Exposed to Sale, contrary to the true intent and meaning of
+this Act, the one Moiety thereof to the Queens [sic] most Excellent
+Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, and the other Moiety
+thereof to any Person or Persons that shall Sue for the same,
+to be Recovered in any of Her Majesties [sic] Courts of Record at
+Westminster, by Action of Debt, Bill, Plaint, or Information,
+in which no Wager of Law, Essoign, Privilege, or Protection,
+or more than one Imparlance, shall be allowed.
+
+And whereas many Persons may through Ignorance Offend
+against this Act, unless some Provision be made whereby the Pro-
+perty in every such Book, as is intended by this Act to be Se-
+cured to the proprietor or Proprietors thereof, may be ascertain-
+ed, as likewise the Consent of such Proprietor or Proprietors for the
+Printing or Reprinting of such Book or Books may from time
+to time be known; Be it therefore further Enacted by the Au-
+thority aforesaid, That nothing in this Act contained shall be
+construed to extend to subject any Bookseller, Printer, or other
+Person whatsoever, to the Forfeitures or Penalties therein men-
+tioned, for or by reason of the Printing or Reprinting of any Book
+or Books without such Consent, as aforesaid, unless the Title
+to the Copy of such Book or Books hereafter Published shall,
+before such Publication be Entred [sic], in the Register-Book of the
+Company of Stationers, in such manner as hath been usual,
+which Register-Book shall at all times be kept at the Hall of
+the said Company, and unless such Consent of the Proprietor
+or Proprietors be in like manner Entred [sic], as aforesaid, for every
+of which several Entries, Six Pence shall be Paid, and no
+more; which said Register-Book may, at all Seasonable [sic; should be:
+
+Reasonable] and
+Convenient times, be Resorted to, and Inspected by any Book-
+seller, Printer, or other Person, for the Purposes before menti-
+oned,
+
+Page 3
+
+oned, without any Fee or Reward; and the Clerk of the said
+Company of Stationers, shall, when and as often as thereunto
+required, give a Certificate under his Hand of such Entry or En-
+tries, and for every such Certificate, may take a Fee not exceed-
+ing Six Pence.
+
+Provided nevertheless, That if the Clerk of the said Com-
+pany of Stationers, for the time being shall Refuse or Neglect to
+Register, or make such Entry or Entries, or to give such Cer-
+tificate, being thereunto Required by the Author or Proprietor of
+such Copy or Copies, in the Presence of Two or more Credible
+Witnesses, That then such Person and Persons so refusing, No-
+tice being first duly given of such Refusal, by an Advertisement
+in the Gazette, shall have the like Benefit, as if such Entry or
+Entries, Certificate or Certificates had been duly made and gi-
+ven; and that the Clerks so refusing, shall, for any such Offence,
+Forfeit to the Proprietor of such Copy or Copies the Sum of
+Twenty Pounds, to be Recovered in any of Her Majesties [sic]
+Courts of Record at Westminster, by Action of Debt, Bill,
+Plaint, or Information, in which no Wager of Law, Essoign,
+Privilege or Protection, or more than one Imparlance shall
+be allowed.
+
+Provided nevertheless, and it is hereby further Enacted by
+the Authority aforesaid, That if any Bookseller or Booksellers,
+Printer or Printers, shall, after the said Five and twentieth
+Day of March, One thousand seven hundred and ten, set a
+Price upon, or Sell or Expose to Sale, any Book or Books
+at such a Price or Rate as shall be Conceived by any Person
+or Persons to be High and Unreasonable; It shall and may be
+Lawful for any Person or Persons to make Complaint thereof
+to the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury for the time being; the
+Lord Chancellor, or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of Great
+Britain for the time being; the Lord Bishop of London for the
+time being; the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Queens [sic]
+Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common
+Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, for
+the time being; the Vice-Chancellors of the Two Universities
+for the time being, in that part of Great Britain called England;
+the Lord President of the Sessions for the time being; the Lord
+Justice General for the time being; the Lord Chief Baron of
+the Exchequer for the time being; the Rector of the College
+of Edinburgh for the time being, in that part of Great Britain
+called Scotland; who, or any one of them, shall and have hereby full
+Power and Authority from time to time, to Send for, Sum-
+mon, or Call before him or them such Bookseller or Book-
+sellers, Printer or Printers, and to Examine and Enquire of
+the reason of the Dearness and Inhauncement of the Price or Va-
+lue of such Book or Books by him or them so Sold or Exposed to
+Sale; and if upon such Enquiry and Examination it shall be
+found, that the Price of such Book or Books is Inhaunced, or
+any
+
+Page 4
+
+any wise too High or Unreasonable, Then and in such case, the
+said Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper,
+Bishop of London, two Chief Justices, Chief Baron, Vice-
+Chancellors of the Universities, in that part of Great Britain called
+England, and the said Lord President of the Sessions, Lord Justice
+General, Lord Chief Baron, and Rector of the College of
+Edinburgh, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, or any one
+or more of them, so Enquiring and Examining, have hereby full
+Power and Authority to Reform and Redress the same, and to
+Limit and Settle the Price of every such Printed Book
+and Books, from time to time, according to the best of their
+Judgements, and as to them shall seem Just and Reasonable;
+and in case of Alteration of the Rate or Price from what
+was Set or Demanded by such Bookseller or Booksellers,
+Printer or Printers, to Award and Order such Bookseller and
+Booksellers, Printer and Printers, to Pay all the Costs and
+Charges that the Person or Persons so Complaining shall be
+put unto, by reason of such Complaint, and of the causing such
+Rate or Price to be so Limited and Settled; all which shall be
+done by the said Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor, or
+Lord Keeper, Bishop of London, two Chief Justices, Chief
+Baron, Vice Chancellors of the Two Universities, in that part
+of Great Britain called England, and the said Lord President of the
+Sessions, Lord Justice General, Lord Chief Baron, and Rector of
+the College of Edinburgh, in that part of Great Britain called
+Scotland, or any one of them, by Writing under their Hands
+and Seals, and thereof Publick Notice shall be forthwith given
+by the said Bookseller or Booksellers, Printer or Printers, by
+an Advertisement in the Gazette; and if any Bookseller or Book-
+sellers, Printer or Printers, shall, after such Settlement made
+of the said Rate and Price, Sell, or expose to Sale any Book
+or Books, at a higher or greater Price than what shall have been
+so Limited and Settled, as aforesaid, then and in every such
+case such Bookseller and Booksellers, Printer and Printers,
+shall Forfeit the Sum of Five Pounds for every such Book so
+by him, her, or them Sold or Exposed to Sale; One Moiety
+thereof to the Queens [sic] most Excellent Majesty, Her Heirs and
+Successors, and the other Moiety to any Person or Persons that
+shall Sue for the same, to be Recovered, with Costs of Suit,
+in any of Her Majesties [sic] Courts of Record at Westminster, by Acti-
+on of Debt, Bill, Plaint or Information, in which no Wager
+of Law, Essoign, Privilege or Protection, or more than one Im-
+parlance, shall be allowed.
+
+Provided always, and it is hereby Enacted, That Nine Copies
+of each Book or Books, upon the best Paper, that from and af-
+ter the said Tenth Day of April, One thousand seven hundred
+and ten, shall be Printed and Published, as aforesaid, or Re-
+printed and Published with Additions, shall, by the Printer and
+Printers thereof, be Delivered to the Warehouse-Keeper of the
+said
+
+Page 5
+
+said Company of Stationers for the time being, at the Hall of
+the said Company, before such Publication made, for the Use of
+the Royal Library, the Libraries of the Universities of Oxford
+and Cambridge, the Libraries of the Four Universities in Scot-
+land, the Library of Sion College in London, and the Library
+commonly called the Library belonging to the Faculty of Advo-
+cates at Edinburgh respectively; which said Warehouse-Keeper,
+is hereby required, within Ten Days after Demand by the Keepers
+of the respective Libraries, or any Person or Persons by them or
+any of them Authorised to Demand the said Copy, to Deli-
+ver the same, for the Use of the aforesaid Libraries; and if any
+Proprietor, Bookseller or Printer, or the said Warehouse-Keeper
+of the said Company of Stationers, shall not observe the Directi-
+on of this Act therein, That then he and they, so making De-
+fault in not Delivering the said Printed Copies, as aforesaid,
+shall Forfeit, besides the value of the said Printed Copies, the
+sum of Five Pounds for every Copy not so Delivered, as also
+the value of the said Printed Copy not so Delivered, the same to
+be Recovered by the Queens [sic] Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors,
+and by the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of any of the said
+Universities, and by the President and Fellows of Sion College,
+and the said Faculty of Advocates at Edinburgh, with their full
+Costs respectively.
+
+Provided always, and be it further Enacted, That if any Per-
+son or Persons incur the Penalties contained in this Act, in that
+part of Great Britain called Scotland, they shall be recoverable by
+any Action before the Court of Session there.
+
+Provided, That nothing in this Act contained do extend, or shall
+be construed to extend, to Prohibit the Importation, Vending, or
+Selling of any Books in Greek, Latin, or any other Foreign
+Language Printed beyond the Seas; Any thing in this Act con-
+tained to the contrary notwithstanding.
+
+And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That if
+any Action or Suit shall be Commenced or Brought against any
+Person or Persons whatsoever, for doing or causing to be done
+any thing in pursuance of this Act, the Defendants in such Action
+may Plead the General Issue, and give the Special Matter in
+Evidence; and if upon such Action a Verdict be given for the
+Defendant, or the Plaintiff become Nonsuited, or Discontinue
+his Action, then the Defendant shall have and recover his full Costs,
+for which he shall have the same Remedy as a Defendant in any
+case by Law hath.
+
+Provided, That nothing in this Act contained shall extend,
+or be construed to extend, either to Prejudice or Confirm any
+Right that the said Universities, or any of them, or any Per-
+son or Persons have, or claim to have, to the Printing or Re-
+printing any Book or Copy already Printed, or hereafter to be
+Printed.
+Provided
+
+
+Page 6
+
+Provided nevertheless, That all Actions, Suits, Bills, In-
+dictments, or Informations for any Offence that shall be Com-
+mitted against this Act, shall be Brought, Sued, and Com-
+menced within Three Months next after such Offence Committed,
+or else the same shall be Void and of none Effect.
+
+Provided always, That after the Expiration of the said
+Term of Fourteen Years, the sole Right of Printing or Dis-
+posing of Copies shall return to the Authors thereof, if they
+are then Living, for another Term of Fourteen Years.
+
+FINIS.
+
+
+
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