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Hart, Clive. (1969). James Joyce's Dubliners Critical Essays. London: Faber & Faber.
"Dubliners" and the Life of James Joyce

E.g. With Clive in India (1884), The Young Colonists (1885) and For Name and Fame (1886)
British Imperial Masculinity

Crook, Clive. "The Future of Globalization." WashingtonPost.com (Oct 2003):1
Globalization

Seeley, J. R. The Expansion of England (Classics of British Historical Literature Series, Editor John Clive), edited by John Gross, Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1971, pages 131 to 241.
J. R. Seeleyâ€™s Lecture "The Indian Empire"

Le Corbusier. Concerning Town Planning. Trans. Entwistle, Clive. New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 1948.
The Innovative Ideas of Le Corbusier

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