How the Stanley Bill (S.3410) for compulsory license of patents imperils inventors, manufacturers, and the American patent system; testimony of inventors, manufacturers, publicists and scientific societies who successfully opposed a similar compulsory license measure before the House Patent Committee in 1912., by American Patent Law Association

Title:	How the Stanley Bill (S.3410) for compulsory license of patents imperils inventors, manufacturers, and the American patent system; testimony of inventors, manufacturers, publicists and scientific societies who successfully opposed a similar compulsory license measure before the House Patent Committee in 1912.
Author:	American Patent Law Association
Note:	American Patent Law Association, 1922

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