Is There Evidence That Ellen Knows She's Doing Something Wrong?

Stephen Daly writes Adventist apologists who have argued that plagiarism wasn't illegal in Ellen's day, but a common practice are discredited. Coney Bear and House and major publishers in the 19th century threatened to sue Ellen's Adventist publisher for copyright infringement based on her extensive plagiarism of their book Life and Epistles of the Apostle Paul 1855. The denomination immediately ceased publishing and selling Ellen's book in response to this lawsuit and didn't publish it again until the copyright expire.