Initial endeavor in America, 1837, 341--The British address, 341--Henry Clay report, 1837, 344--Prophecy of world union, 344--Clay bills, 1837-42, 346--Palmerston invitation, 1838, 346--Efforts, 1840-48, 346--Everett treaty, 1853, 347--Morris bills, 1858-60, 348--International Copyright Association, 1868, 348--Baldwin bill and report, 1868, 348--Clarendon treaty, 1870, 349--Cox bill and resolution, 1871, 349--The Appleton proposal, 1872, 350--Philadelphia protest, 1872, 351--The Bristed proposal, 1872, 351--Kelley resolution, 1872, 352--Congressional hearings, 352--Beck-Sherman bill, 1872, 352--Morrill report, 1873, 353--Banning Bill, 1874, 353--The Harper proposal and draft, 1878, 353--Granville negotiations, 1880, 355--Robinson and Collins bills, 1882-83, 356--American Copyright League, 356--Dorsheimer bill, 1884, 356--American publishers' sentiment, 357--Hawley bill, 1885, 358--Chace bill, 1886, 358--Congressional hearings, 1886, 359--Mr. Lowell's epigram, 359--President Cleveland's second message, 1886, 360--Campaign of 1887, 360--Senate passage of Chace bill, 1888, 361,--Bryce bill, 1888, 361--President Harrison's message, 1889, 361--Simonds bill and report, 1890, 362--Senate debate, 1891, 363--Act of March 4, 1891, 363--Review of the publishing situation, 364--Lack of unified policy, 365--Compromise of 1891, 365--Need of general revision, 366--_Ad interim_ copyright act, 1905, 366--Copyright conferences, 1905-06, 367--President Roosevelt's message, 1905, 368--Congressional hearings, 1906-08, 369--Kittredge-Currier reports, 1907, 369--Smoot-Currier Kittredge-Barchfeld bills, 1907-08, 370--Washburn, Sulzer, McCall, Currier bills, 1908, 370--Fourth Congressional hearing, 1909, 371--Act of March 4, 1909, 371--Hopes of future progress, 372. XX. COPYRIGHT THROUGHOUT THE BRITISH EMPIRE 373-397