How a 140-Year-Old Picture of Oscar Wilde Influenced Copyright Law

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The judgment of the Supreme Court must be reversed, and the cause remanded, with directions to affirm the decree of the Chancery Court of lonroe County, so far as concerns the claim of the plainff Eizca Stevens, who alone has brought the ease here; and it is so ordered.