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reproduction
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Please note that some pages have been reproduced in the archives on the understanding that they are not subject to copyright conditions and are therefore in the public domain – and will remain there. Normally such pages have a note to this effect within them.
We do not normally permit articles and material to be electronically stored on servers other than our own – but encourage the use of links (see below). We insist on this so that: people can follow links to other articles in the encyclopedia and archives; we can update material; and reasonable data concerning the usage of our material is available.
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photographs
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We reproduce low-resolution copies of book covers either to draw attention to particular titles or where discussion in an article relates to that book. We do this on the understanding that this constitutes fair use.