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Copyright in America goes back to country’s founders who worried of government overreach – On Copyright Law and Democracy in American History

Copyright Law and the Constitution: Protecting Free Speech Since 1791

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Free speech lies at the core of everything that is great about the U.S. Enshrined in the First Amendment of our Constitution, Americans learn from a very young age just what a crucial role it has played in the development of our society.

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