The government class book / Designed for the instruction of youth in the principles of constitutional government and the rights and duties of citizens.

by Andrew W. Young

[§10.] Why has congress the power to provide for punishing the counterfeiting of the securities and coin of the United States?

[Chapter XXXV.]

[§1.] Why is the power to establish post-offices given to congress?

[§2.] How are useful arts and sciences promoted?

[§3.] How does an author of a work proceed in procuring a copy-right? By whom, and where, is the title recorded?

[§4.] What else must the author do? For how many years is the right obtained? For what term, and how, may the right be continued?

[§5.] Where are patents for inventions obtained? How does the inventor proceed?

[§6.] How much must he pay before his petition is considered? For what term are patents granted? For what term may they be renewed?

[Chapter XXXVI.]

[§1.] Define piracy and felony. Why is the power to define and punish these crimes given to congress?