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Copyright statement for end users

This web site is copyright © the Lost Plays Database 2009-2015.

The Lost Plays Database and its contents are subject to copyright under the laws of Australia and, through international treaties, other countries. The copyright in materials on this site and in this web site as a whole is owned by the Lost Plays Database. The copyright in some materials incorporated within this web site is owned by third parties.

The Lost Plays Database welcomes you to make use of the Content as expressly permitted by copyright law. The Lost Plays Database also allows the content to be used for research & study, for publication in academic & scholarly works, for personal, non-commercial or educational uses on the condition that:

1. The Lost Plays Database is acknowledged with a full citation and a link to the Lost Plays Database, as the source of the material.

The University of Melbourne has made reasonable endeavours to ensure that material contained on this web site was correct at the time the relevant page was created, modified and published. However the University gives no warranty and accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or the completeness of the material.

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