The Battle for Control of the Brass and Instruments Business in the French Industrial Revolution narrates and analyzes the largest judicial battle in culture and industrial property in nineteenth century Europe, the echoes of which still ring today.
The Battle for Control of the Brass and Instruments Business in the French Industrial Revolution narrates and analyzes the largest judicial battle in culture and industrial property in nineteenth century Europe, the echoes of which still ring today.
José-Modesto Diago Ortega is Professor of Saxophone and Organology at the Professional Conservatory of Music 'Manuel de Falla' in Cádiz, Spain. As a specialist in wind instruments of the nineteenth century in a multidisciplinary perspective, he has published articles in several specialized journals, such as The Galpin Society Journal and Journal of the American Musical Instrument Society. He is also the author of Elise Hall, the Saxophone Lady.
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* Part 1: DEFENCE * 1: Chimaeras, Tall Tales, and 'Joke-Horns' in First Instance: Presentation of the Bases of Prosecution and Defence * 2: 'Let Him Calm Down' and the Report of the Lumières: The Position of the Prosecutor and the Technical Report * 3: Judicial Setback or 'Nothing Patentable': Change of Regime and Procedural Course * 4: Appel-incident or Ascent to Appeal * 5: Persistence and Jump to Cassation * 6: The Egg of Columbus and a Great Victory: The Denouement of the Civil Prosecution * Part 2: CHARGE! * 7: Hasty Raids * 8: Gautrot or 'the Most Relentless Fighting Spectacle Between Makers': Double Resistance and Exhaustion * 9: Masterstroke: The Extension of Contested Patents * 10: With Malice Aforethought: Squeezing Out the Deadlines * 11: Besson, a Brass Heavyweight Maker * 12: Versus Eighteen... at the Same Time: Collective Confrontation * 13: Tentacles in Strasbourg: Competition from Outside Paris * 14: Transfer and Escape to London: The Resistance of Besson * 15: Drouelle or the Valve Big Business * 16: Endgame and Epilogue
* Part 1: DEFENCE * 1: Chimaeras, Tall Tales, and 'Joke-Horns' in First Instance: Presentation of the Bases of Prosecution and Defence * 2: 'Let Him Calm Down' and the Report of the Lumières: The Position of the Prosecutor and the Technical Report * 3: Judicial Setback or 'Nothing Patentable': Change of Regime and Procedural Course * 4: Appel-incident or Ascent to Appeal * 5: Persistence and Jump to Cassation * 6: The Egg of Columbus and a Great Victory: The Denouement of the Civil Prosecution * Part 2: CHARGE! * 7: Hasty Raids * 8: Gautrot or 'the Most Relentless Fighting Spectacle Between Makers': Double Resistance and Exhaustion * 9: Masterstroke: The Extension of Contested Patents * 10: With Malice Aforethought: Squeezing Out the Deadlines * 11: Besson, a Brass Heavyweight Maker * 12: Versus Eighteen... at the Same Time: Collective Confrontation * 13: Tentacles in Strasbourg: Competition from Outside Paris * 14: Transfer and Escape to London: The Resistance of Besson * 15: Drouelle or the Valve Big Business * 16: Endgame and Epilogue
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