- John
Clubbe may
refer to: John
Clubbe (priest) (c.1703–1773),
English cleric and
satirical writer John
Clubbe (academic) (1938–2022),
American professor...
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William Clubbe (or Clubb) (1745–1814) was an
English clergyman and
poetical writer. He was
seventh son of John
Clubbe,
rector of
Whatfield in Suffolk...
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golfer himself, with golf
clubs first recorded in 1503–1504: "For golf
clubbes and
balles to the King that he
playit with". To many golfers, the Old Course...
- p. 200. ISBN 9780838637920. Tennyson, G. B. (1973). "The Carlyles". In
Clubbe, John (ed.).
Victorian Prose: A
Guide to Research. New York: The Modern...
- John
Louis Edwin Clubbe (February 21, 1938 –
February 24, 2022) was an
American academic. He was an
emeritus professor of
English at the
University of...
- May 2014. Upson, Rebecca; Myer, Bradley; Floyd, Kelvin; Lee, Jennifer;
Clubbe,
Colin (15
March 2018).
Field guide to the
introduced flora of
South Georgia...
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republished later under other names (Humors
Ordinarie and The
Knave of
Clubbes) Greene's
Ghost haunting Conie-Catchers (1602),
which he
pretended to have...
- winstonchurchill.org Byron, Sully, and the
Power of Portraiture, John
Clubbe, pp. 6–7
Playing Darts With a Rembrandt:
Public and
Private Rights in Cultural...
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appearance in this
portrait as
compared to
earlier ones.
According to John
Clubbe, Stieler's
design was "even more dramatic" than the
previous portraits by...
- OCLC 714041780. Upson, Rebecca; Myer, Bradley; Floyd, Kelvin; Lee, Jennifer;
Clubbe,
Colin (15
March 2018).
Field guide to the
introduced flora of
South Georgia...
