Website publication implies a variety of discourse topics regarding contemporary issues in attribution and copyright. 

Copyright is a historically more recent authorial entitlement than is attribution-right. 

In Shakespeare's time for example, anyone could physically COPY "his" play, but the copier could not claim ownership of the work:  Each copy made was required to correctly attribute the play to the actual author.

If you COPY anything on any website, you are required by law to make clear and proper ATTRIBUTION on all copies.

This site does not request payment for any copies you wish to make; however, you are required by law to adhere to the fair-use doctrine and copy only those materials which you plan to read yourself or share with others in an educational and non-commercial setting, providing correct attribution at all times and whenever appropriate.

Complete hard copies of any of the materials on this site may be obtained promptly via email request.  Thank you.