A cultural background to the plays of J.P. Clark-BekederemoEgbe Ifie · First published 1994Open the Tome
The use of proverbs and superstitions in J.P. Clark's playsHarriet Masembe · First published 1984Open the Tome
Joseph M. Clark and Alvah H. Boushell, partners trading as Joseph M. Clark & Company, claimants of Tug "Edna V. Crew", appellants, versus New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company, claimant of Steam Tug "Portsmouth" and Barge "N.Y., P. & N. no. 2," appellee and appellant, and J.S. Winslow & Company, claimant of Schooner "Baker Palmer," appellee and appellantJoseph M. Clark, Alvah H. Boushell, Joseph M. Clark & Company, United States. Court of Appeals (4th Circuit) · First published 1912Open the Tome
Joseph M. Clark and Alvah H. Boushell, partners trading as Joseph M. Clark & Company, claimants of Tug Edna V. Crew, appellees, versus New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company, claimant of Steam-tug Portsmouth and Barge N.Y.P. & N. no. 2, appellee and appellant, and J.S. Winslow & Company, claimant of Schooner Baker Palmer, appellee and appellantJoseph M. Clark, Alvah H. Boushell, Edward S. Dodge, Sophia Liddell, J.S. Winslow & Company, New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk Railroad Co, United States. Court of Appeals (4th Circuit) · First published 1912Open the Tome
Correspondence between Bishop Clark and Rev. J.P. HubbardThomas March Clark, John P. Hubbard · First published 1868Open the Tome
The pastoral letter of Bishop Clark ... and his correspondence with Rev. J.P. Hubbard of WesterlyThomas M. Clark, John P. Hubbard · First published 1868Open the Tome