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Old 12-04-2007, 04:51 AM   #27
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No. You could go out and buy a modern English history book and write a play based on the "stories" in it. They are about real people and events, and you can't copyright something like that. As long as you just use the history book as your source of information, and don't copy the words verbatim, you'll be fine. You're just using it as a reference book - all authors do that.
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