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‘International Copyright’ by George Haven Putnam is a seminal text that delves into the complexities of copyright laws across different nations. Originally published in the late 19th century, Putnam’s work addresses the pressing need for a cohesive international framework to protect the rights of authors and creators in an increasingly globalized world. He explores the historical evolution of copyright, the disparities between national laws, and the challenges faced by authors seeking to safeguard their intellectual property on foreign soil. Putnam’s insights are enriched by his own experiences as a publisher, bringing a unique perspective to the discourse on intellectual property rights. The book serves as both a compelling narrative and an advocacy for international cooperation in copyright legislation. Essential for scholars, legal professionals, and anyone interested in the intersection of law and literature, ‘International Copyright’ remains a foundational text, encouraging ongoing dialogue about the protection of creators in a diverse and interconnected world.