Litchi
or LEE-CHEE (Nephelium Archipelago. The tree which produces daceæ, and has pinnate leaves. The and grows in racemes. It is a red or fruit is of the size of a small walnut, scaly rind, and a colorless, semi-transparent pulp, in the center of which is It is a red or one large dark-brown seed. The pulp is ful. The Chinese preserve the fruit by drying, and in the dried state it is imported. ard measure of capacity in the decimal system. It is a cube, LITER drying, and in the dried state it is immeasures 3.937 inches, and it contains cube, each side of which measures 3.937 inches, and it contains intellectual productions expressed in a literary form. In United States law it is defined as the sole liberty of printing, TY, property in literary form. In United States law it is among the Greeks and the Romang authors earned financial profit through same. Though there is evidence that their books, and though the scribes of the Middle Ages, who were almost exauthors earned financial profit through hood thereby, the right of property in the multiplication of such books is a modern LITERARY PROPERTY, shed in six vol- 180-1883. By the known under the ern," he had a son y in Montgomery land, Cincinnati, the Illinois Cenailroads: 60 miles in a region rich And oil; and has hinery, railroad nd tour. There nigh school, St. rworts, electric ne State banke, hly periodicals. ) 6,215.
DENIO, an New York in time in travel She was a zines, and h Little Venice mes of poems (Nephelivr elicious fruit d the Malay Hch produ leaves. The mall walnut, is a red or gh, leathery, serai-tran of which is The pul very idea. The invention of printing natur- ally greatly added to the possible returns lightest solid body known, having a dens- ity of only 0.5936. Like potassium and idea. The invention of printing natur- at 180°. Lithium appears to be the ally greatly added to the possible returns inherent in literary work, but the emolument that went to the author continued small. The earliest instance on record Ravenna, whom the Republic of Venice literary property is the case of Peter of Ravenna, whom the Republic of Venice in 1491 endowed with the exclusive right of printing and selling his work "Phœ- Charles IX. in 1566 and the letters patent of Henry III. in 1576, in France, likewise gave some definition to literary property. In 1512, in Germany, John Basel, in 1531, printers were prohibited for every book he might print, and in Basel, in 1531, printers were prohibited for three years from reprinting the books of one another. To Pynson, who sucfirst English copyright. From that time first English copyright. From that time on privileges continued to be issued to authors and publishers. The idea of in- ternational copyright was first taken up in Germany, particularly in Prussia, which in 1836 gave protection to the writers of every country that reciprocated such protection. In the year following, Henry Clay put before the United States Congress a petition by British authors in favor of an international copyright act. From that time on efforts to secure international copyright have continued, and laws to give effect to that purpose have been passed in all the countries of Europe and America.