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in the texts

The Constitutional Documents of the Puritan Revolution, 1625–166019th Century · English

Exclusive trading privileges granted to companies as a revenue-raising device evading the Monopoly Act of 1624.

The effort to pay off the debts incurred in the late war and to obtain a surplus led to the introduction of unpopular monopolies granted to companies,—thus evading the Monopoly Act of 1624,—to the levying fines upon those who had neglected to take up their knighthood according to law, and to the imposition of fines on those who had encroached on the old boundaries of the forests.

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The soap £100,000.

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The wine £300,000.

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The Law of Intellectual Property19th Century · English

The legal doctrine of monopolies, invoked via Coke's writings in relation to patent legitimacy.

Coke’s 3 Inst.

the vicissitudes of inventors ¶

Also Coke’s chapter on Monopolies, 3 Inst.

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