"Anne's Law", passed in 1710 by the English Parliament, is considered the world's first copyright law. This historic document was one of the first steps in the development of copyright and intellectual property protection in the literary field. The book "Anna's Law" plays an important role in the formation of the legal foundations of the modern copyright legal system and defines the principles that are still used in the legislation of many countries. This is a historical document that had a significant impact on the cultural sphere and the development of literature.