Thread: Chronicle of Higher Ed: History of Intellectual Property Piracy
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Old 02-23-2010, 04:16 AM   #2
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I'm currently reading Hilary Mantell's Wolf Hall and was amused when she talked about Thos. Cromwell finding it more convenient to buy Tyndale's New Testament in a pirated Belgian edition .

BTW - I downloaded the other book by Johns and it really looks very interesting. Thanks for the link! His book on piracy is available from Scribd (presumably legally) for $10.
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