Stationers' Hall

Stationers' Hall, the hall of the old Company of London Stationers, incorporated in 1557, who enjoyed till the Copyright Act of 1842 the sole right of having registered at their offices every pamphlet, book, and ballad published in the kingdom. Although no longer compulsory, the practice of entering books at Stationers' Hall is still found useful for copyright purposes. The register-rolls of books entered at Stationers' Hall have been carefully preserved, and are of the highest value to the literary historian.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

States-Rights * Stations of the Cross
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Stanislas I., Leczinski
Stanley. Arthur Penrhyn
Stanley, Henry Morton
Stannary
Star-Chamber
Stars, The
Stars and Stripes
Staten Island
States-General
States-Rights
Stationers' Hall
Stations of the Cross
Statius, Publius Papinius
Staubbach
Staunton, Howard
Stavanger
Stavropol
Steel, Sir John
Steele, Sir Richard
Steen, Jan
Steevens, George