Copies of the original record of copyright for The Sea Wolf by Jack London, deposited in the Library of Congress, certified by Thorvald Solberg, Register of Copyrights. (D. typewritten: 4 p.)

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  Copies of the original record of copyright for Century Magazine, Jan.-Nov., 1904, deposited in the Library of Congress, certified by Thorvald Solberg, Register of Copyrights. (D. typewritten: 23 p.)

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  HM 61611.

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  Brief for the lawsuit brought by Jack London, against The Balboa Amusement Producing Company, for infringement of copyright and the right of dramatization for London's The Sea Wolf. (D. typewritten: 13 p.)

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  HM 61641.

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  Declaration and Assignment by the Century Company transferring and assigning copyright as to right of publication in book form, dramatization, and translation to Jack London, for The Sea Wolf, (D. typewritten: 3 p.)

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  HM 61642.

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  Memorandum of Authorities regarding copyright law and the right of dramatization of a copyrighted work, (D. typewritten: 19 p.)

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  Also: Notes typed on scraps of papers of various sizes, 20 p.

  HM 61647.

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  Donald S. Friede letter to Register of Copyrights, Library of Congress

  Manuscripts

  The collection contains original James Joyce material with additional material concerning James Joyce scholarship and John Hinsdale Thompson's collecting of the James Joyce material. The first series of the collection contains 73 original items (1901-1938, mssHM 41118-41190), either written by or about James Joyce and include: Joyce's translation of Gerhart Hauptmann's Before sunrise; a corrected typescript of a portion of Penelope; and various poems. Also included are autograph letters by Joyce to various recipients, and the correspondence of Donald S. Friede concerning his publication and the copyright of Joyce's Work in progress. The second series includes 169 items of supporting material (1939-1973) which consists chiefly of correspondence between John Hinsdale Thompson, booksellers, and other Joyce scholars; the majority of these letters are addressed to Thompson. Also contains manuscripts, printer's material, printed material, and ephemera concerning Joyce scholarship.

  HM 41149

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  Donald S. Friede letter to Register of Copyrights, Library of Congress

  Manuscripts

  Damaged.

  HM 41146b