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Old 02-22-2017, 03:39 AM   #1
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Need Advice --- yet another Possible Copyright Issue

I ran across a small collection of novellas that I would like to rehab.

The "primary" title The Quest of the Gilt-edged Girl was written by David Hodge and George M. Matheson, two Glasgow journalists writing under the pseudonym of Richard de Lyrienne.

It was published in 1897.

I can't find any biographical data on these two gentlemen. Shall I gamble that they both met their demise before 1947? Or would it be a safer move to give this one a pass?

Advice, please. I just can't decide.

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