Thomas Carlyle

Summary

Thomas Carlyle Petition on the Copyright Bill (1839)

That your petitioner had not the happiness to receive from Mr. Thomas Tegg, or any Publisher, Republisher, Printer, Bookseller, Bookbuyer, or other the like man or body of men, any encouragement or countenance in writing of said books, or to discern any chance of receiving such; but wrote them by effort of his own and the favor of Heaven.
That all useful labor is worthy of recompense; that all honest labor is worthy of the chance of recompense
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