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E. M. Underdown (1831–1913); Honorary Counsel for the Society of Authors.
John Tyndall (1820–1893); physicist and mountaineer.
Ethel Brilliana Harley Tweedie (1862–1940); travel writer (as Mrs Alec Tweedie).
Henry Baker Tristram (1822–1906); geologist, naturalist and clergyman.
Arthur Cheney Train (1875–1945); Legal Representative in America, lawyer and writer.
H. D. Traill (1842–1900); satirist and journalist.
George Herbert Thring (1859–1941); Secretary to the Society of Authors.
Sir Henry Thompson, first baronet (1820–1904); surgeon.
William Moy Thomas (1828–1910); novelist, journalist and translator.
Written by Samuel Squire Sprigge, providing a history of the French Society of Authors (founded in 1829). Offers an overview of the legal and…
A brief history of the Society from its foundation to 1892 by Walter Besant. Delivered as a lecture at the Annual Meeting of the Society, 17 December…
A prospectus providing an overview of the benefits of joining the Society of Authors.
A published list of members and associates of the Society of Authors published by the Society in 1902. The list includes the names and addresses of…
A guide for young writers written by Walter Besant, including chapters on the cost of production, methods of publishing, copyright, and choosing…
A full summary of the New Zealand 1913 Copyright Act, which came into effect on 1 April 1914.
Written by Samuel Squire Sprigge to support the demand of the Society, as made in the Annual Report of 1889, for "just treatment as prevails in all…
A summary of the 1914 Indian Copyright Bill.
A report on the three conferences held in March 1887 on the maintenance of literary property, the profession of authorship, and dramatic rights and…
Provides an overview of the costs of producing a book, from composition and typesetting to printing, binding, moulding, stereotyping and advertising.…
A synopsis of publication in several European countries which follow the German Code of Commerce, written by Ernst Lunge.