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The Methods Of Publishing 1st Edition Samuel Squire Sprigge

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The Methods Of Publishing 1st Edition Samuel Squire Sprigge
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.43 MB
Pages: 122
Author: Samuel Squire Sprigge
ISBN: 9780511707254, 9781108009188, 0511707258, 1108009182
Language: English
Year: 2010
Edition: 1

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The Methods Of Publishing 1st Edition Samuel Squire Sprigge by Samuel Squire Sprigge 9780511707254, 9781108009188, 0511707258, 1108009182 instant download after payment.

Samuel Squire Sprigge (1860-1937) was a qualified physician who worked for The Lancet from 1892 and was editor from 1909 until his death. He published several books including a history of the journal and its founder, and a volume of essays, Physic and Fiction. The Methods of Publishing first appeared in 1890 and is Sprigge's passionate contribution to the late-nineteenth-century discussion on how the question of literary property is best resolved. Sprigge argues that this matter is often treated in a cavalier manner that disadvantages authors, particularly in the relationship between publisher and author. In his view, book prices are too low, copyright protection for authors is insufficient, the royalty system is in chaos, and authors do not obtain a fair share of profits. He proposes that literary property questions be treated with the same legal formality and protection as is found in other business dealings.

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