Garmt, In the USA, tho I'm less sure of Europe, if you reprint a public
domain text that gives you no rights over it. Only accompanying material
could be copyrighted, ie introduction, illustrations, unusual
typesestting, etc. Whatever possible rights to the JV writing would stem
from the original publication, not L'Herne. Brian
Brian Taves
Email: btav~at~loc.gov
Disclaimer--All opinions expressed are my own.
On Wed, 26 Feb 2003, Garmt de Vries wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> I have scanned the text of Souvenirs d'Enfance et de Jeunesse from the
> Cahier de l'Herne for private use. Do you think it's allowed to edit it to
> HTML and add it to the virtual library on Zvi's site? The story itself was
> published in 1891, early enough. But the first edition of the French text
> is only from 1974.
>
> And what about the notes by Touttain? I think we'll have to leave these
> out, won't we?
>
> I have also scanned Les Meridiens et le Calendrier and the inauguration
> speech for the Circus of Amiens. These can be safely published, I think.
>
> Best regards,
> Garmt.
>
Received on Fri 28 Feb 2003 - 01:39:55 IST