Pictures and excerpts from “These Be Your Gods” by Leslie Roberts, illustrated by A. G. Racey. The book conists of a series of short articles about famous people in Canada. The book was published and printed in Canada; Arthur G. Racey died in 1941, more than 50 years ago, so copyright has expired on the illustrations. Leslie Roberts was born in 1896 (a grandson of his with the same name is still alive). I previously though the text was out of copyright, but it turns out he was still writing in 2002 at least, so the text will not pass out of copyright until at least 2052.
Title: These Be Your Gods
Published by: The Musson Book Company Ltd.
City: Toronto
Date: 1929
Total items: 6
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
“We have been supplied with a company of pleasant men to live in that stately hall which gently looks down on the turbulent Ottawa through the trees of Rockcliffe’s parkway. Soldiers, statesmen, even a duke of the blood royal, have come and have won the right to friendship matching out fealtyere they went away. But none of that courtly company has [more...] [$]
The Prince of Wales in 1929, when this book was written, was His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Duke of Cornwall, who later became (briefly, until he acceded) King Edward VIII.
“I am glad that I was not born to the jobs of the Prince of Wales. I rejoice that my life does not consist of equal parts levees, unveilings, posing for the photographers, changing my clothes, riding in the front [more...] [$]
These Be Your Gods
By Leslie Roberts
Illustrated by A. G. Racey
The Musson Book Compamy Ltd.
Toronto [$]
A small book bound in black with gold lettering on the cover. [$]
Pictures and excerpts from “These Be Your Gods” by Leslie Roberts, illustrated by A. G. Racey. The book conists of a series of short articles about famous people in Canada. The book was published and printed in Canada; Arthur G. Racey died in 1941, more than 50 years ago, so copyright has expired on the illustrations. Leslie Roberts was born in 1896 (a grandson of his with the same name is still alive). I previously though the text was out of copyright, but it turns out he was still writing in 2002 at least, so the text will not pass out of copyright until at least 2052.
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