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The Paris Copyright Congress
September 20, 1900 issue

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The article discusses international congresses and conventions. The twenty-second International congress of literary and artistic property was held at Paris, France, from July 10 to 21, 1900, inclusive, as one of the series of congresses being held in that city in connection with the Universal Exposition. The first of these copyright congresses was organized and held at Paris in 1878, during the Exposition of that year, and a second reunion took place in Paris during the Exposition of 1889. This year's congress was, therefore, the third which has been held in that city.

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CONGRESSES & conventions; ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.; CONVENTION facilities; MEETINGS; PARIS (France); FRANCE
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