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Figures prominent in literary circles called a scholar's threat to initiate legal action in defense of his copyright claim on the unpublished works of British poet John Clare "little short of scandalous." University of Massachusetts history Professor Eric Robinson purchased the rights to the works of the 19th century poet in 1965, and claims they remain his in perpetuity -- unless he chooses to publish the works.
October 17, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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