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[edit] Summary

Author: Casey Abell
Source: I made this scan of the cover of Henry James' The Portrait of a Lady, Norton edition (1995)

[edit] Licensing

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[edit] Fair use rationale

This image is used solely in the article The Portrait of a Lady in accordance with the licensing statement. The article discusses the book whose cover is shown in the image. Casey Abell 02:10, 25 June 2006 (UTC)

To expand the fair use rationale for this book cover image in line with the suggested guidelines:

1. The image is of low resolution and completely unsuitable for commercial copying or any other commercial use.
2. The image may actually encourage a reader of the article to buy the edition if it is still in print, and/or other titles from the same publisher.
3. The image provides no text of the book, only basic title and author information.
4. The image is used only to furnish a tangible idea of the book under discussion, and does not violate any rights of the author or publisher.

Casey Abell 05:46, 25 June 2006 (UTC)

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