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Sir Edward Clarke (Her Majesty's Solicitor General) Public Speeches, 1880-1890
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A Book of Psalms
This collection of poems engages in new and animating ways with one of the profoundest texts of our past, the Book of Psalms. These poems are Clarke's response to his experience of reading the Psalter through once every month according to Cranmer’s divisions in the 1549 Book of Common Prayer.
Sir Edward Clarke (Her Majesty's Solicitor General)
Excerpt from Sir Edward Clarke (Her Majesty's Solicitor General): Public Speeches, 1880-1890 Gentlemen, - The death of the senior member for your Borough, my old friend Mr. John Locke, who had for many years been held in deserved esteem by all classes among his constituents, affords you an opportunity of expressing your opinion upon the conduct of public affairs. The questions before you for consideration are of national importance; and the judgment which shall be expressed by the great constituency of Southwark will materially influence the opinion and the action of the country at large. During the last six years a Conservative Government has directed the policy, and conducted the administr...
