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The Academy and Literature. 237 14 March, 1903. The Academy and Literature. 237 Just Published. FourthEdition,thoroughlyrevised,demySyo,cloth,15s. BOOKS PUBLISHED BY BERTRAM DOBELL, THE LAW OF COPYRIGHT^ including' -the' 77, Charing Cross Road, London, W.C. Musical CopyrightAct, 1902,the AmericanCopyrightAct, the Berne Con vention,the"ConsequentOrderin Counciland Oasesto Date. By THOMAS THE POETICAL WORKS OF THOMAS TRAHERNE, B.D., SCBUTTON",M.A., LL.B , K.C., Author of '•Charter Parties and now first publishedfrom the original manuscriptswith binfrraph'cnlfind MIIWAHD I;.,,.,',, Bills of Lading,"4c.,and Lectureriu CommonLaw to theIncorporatedLaw, critics] introduction. Small 4to.cloth i>.\»r».7/6 nut. March 23. Society. SIDELIGHTS ON CHARLES LAMB. By BERTRAM DOBF.M.. " Crow Hvo.cloth extra.51- n»t. [lifiutpMarrh23. 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