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Coolidge Clark:     more books (100)

LOWELL CONNECTOR: Lines and Shots from Kerouac's Town by Clark, Michael Gizzi, John Yau, Bill Barrette and Celia Coolidge. COOLIDGE, 1993 United Artists One by Bernadette & Lewis Warsh (eds.); Clark Coolidge; Paul Metcalf Mayer, 1977-01-01 Human Means Volume 1 Number 2 by Clark, Mayer, Bernadette, North, Charles, et al Coolidge, 1986 THIS 10 - Winter 1979-1980 by Barrett (Editor); Bob Perelman, Lyn Hejinian, Charles Bernstein, Clark Coolidge, et al. (Contributors) WATTEN, 1980 The book of during by Clark Coolidge, 1991 Columbia Poetry Review Number 7 (Columbia College/Chicago, Spring 1994) by Ray DiPalma, Clark Coolidge, et all 1994 THE POETRY PROJECT NEWSLETTER. by Pat Nolan Christopher Isherwood. Clark Coolidge, 1982 The Crystal Text by Clark Coolidge, 1985 Space by Clark Coolidge, 1970 SPACE by Clark COOLIDGE, 1970 Quartz Hearts by Clark Coolidge, 1978 Alien Tatters by Clark Coolidge, 2000-01-01 Odes of Roba by Clark Coolidge, 1991-01-01 American Ones: Noise and Presentiments by Clark Coolidge, 1981-11

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41. Arts/Literature/Authors/C
    ComptonBurnett, Ivy, Conners, Peter, Conrad, Joseph. Conroy, Pat, Cook,Robin, coolidge, clark. coolidge, Susan, Cooper, Jane, Cooper, Susan.  
    http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/C/
    
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42. I05965: Mary "Polly" CLARK (3 OCT 1777 - 3 NOV 1777)
    AUTHOR John clark, AB; PUBLICATION Boston Alfred Mudge Son, Printers, 1866;REPOSITORY CALL NUMBER NS5781923 Own book. Daniel coolidge. 24 APR 1676 1684.  
    http://www.gendex.com/users/rtwgen/mwheeler/d0042/g0000087.html

43. I25238: Martha "Patty" Maynard CARTER (11 JUL 1797 - AFT. MAY 1863)
    clark area of Parish Cemetery, Hubbardston, Worcester, MA, posted online at http//members.tripod.com/~Grafton_MA/clark/Parish.html.HOME Elizabeth coolidge.  
    http://www.gendex.com/users/rtwgen/mwheeler/d0041/g0000087.html

44. Alphamusic - The Rova
    Translate this page Samstag, den 08. Februar 2003. Collidge, clark/coolidge, clark The Rova ImprovisationsBuch SUN + MOON PR VÖ-Datum 6/1994 Bestell-Nr. 1-55713-149-X 13.07 EUR.  
    http://www.alphamusik.de/490/155713149x.html
    
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45. Chain: 4
    London Ferry Press, 1966. coolidge, clark. Flag Flutter US Electric. New YorkLines, 1966. coolidge, clark. clark coolidge. New York Lines, 1967.  
    http://www.temple.edu/chain/4_gizzi.htm
    
    Extractions: Excerpts Peter Gizzi ODE: SALUTE TO THE NEW YORK SCHOOL 1950-1970 (A LIBRETTO) A car roars over a conversation A dish of Irish setters A little horse trots up with a letter in its mouth, which is read with eagerness as we gallop into the flame. A man signs a shovel and so he digs. And the nerve-ends evolved to cope with instant danger do not know what to tell the brain so they think about it As if nobody believes what anybody tells them, gray in the cafe and the shiny rain Bloom, flare, blink open Born eaves clump bounce But do we really need anything more to be sorry about But Ned is lazy, the monkey has to do it all. By day I sleep, an obscurantist, lost in dreams of lists. Did you ever read the wet page of the earth? File prayer tines Glee a short road across my face. Goodbye, Father! Goodbye, pupils. Goodbye, my master and my dame. Have I worn out my distracting powers to doze witless into the scape of night, empty of detail and excuse He has banged into your wall of air, your hubris His substance utters a sun above the stoves of our discourse History, what did the Rose do?

46. I4895: Anna J. _____ (____ - ____)
    Mary _. 1603 22 Aug 1691. BIRTH 1603; DEATH 22 Aug 1691; BURIAL Watertown,MA. Family 1 John coolidge Nahum clark. - . Family 1 +Cynthia clark.  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~robertkl/rckline2/d0002/g0000011.html
    
    Extractions: Family 1 James P. FERGUSON Florence Nightingale FERGUSON INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 10/12/00 02:24:34 1603 - 22 Aug 1691 Family 1 John COOLIDGE John COOLIDGE Elizabeth COOLIDGE Simon COOLIDGE ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 10/12/00 02:24:34 Family 1 Phebe HOBBS

47. Books From Avenue B: "Registers/ (People In All)" By Clark Coolidge
    REGISTERS/ (PEOPLE IN ALL). by clark coolidge. 88 pages, ISBN 0939691-10-8,$9.95. Cover by Alvin Curran. Written between May '89 and  
    http://www.ratical.org/AvenueB/Registers.html
    
    Extractions: REGISTERS/ (PEOPLE IN ALL) by Clark Coolidge 88 pages ISBN 0-939691-10-8 Cover by Alvin Curran Written between May '89 and August '92, these fifty sections of three-line stanza/chords continue Coolidge's fast-forward drive to explore how sheets of sound can be made to echo literally to REGISTER (PEOPLE IN ALL)thought itself:

48. Container Listing
    76, Collom, Jack, 19701976. 77, coolidge, clark, 1967-1971. 78, coolidge,clark, 1972-1976. 79, coolidge, clark, 1966-1968. 80, Corbett, Bill, 1974-1975.  
    http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/findaids/Fagin/containerlisting.htm
    
    Extractions: Series I: Correspondence (n.d., 1958-1976) Abbott, Keith Acker, Kathy Adam, Helen Aebi, Irene Aldan, Daisy Alexander, Paul Allen, Donald Allen, Michael Alpert, Barry Amirkhanian, Charles Ammons, Archie ca. 1974 Anderson, David ca. 1973-1975 Anderson, Elliott Andre, Michael ca. 1974 Andrews, Bruce 1972-ca. 1975 Angell, Gail Antin, David Appel, Allan ca. 1968-1970 Ashbery, John Avidan, David Ayden, Erje Ball, David Ball, Gordon Baracks, Barbara Barhelme, Donald Bartlett, Jennifer ca. 1971 Batki, John Baxter, Glenn Baxter, Glenn Benedikt, Michael ca. 1970 Benson, Steve Berkson, Bill Berkson, Bill Berkson, Bill Bernheimer, Alan Berrigan, Edmund (Ted) Berrigan, Sandra (Alper) Biggs, Thazarbell Bland, Peter Blaser, Robin Bley, Paul Blum, Z. and E. Bly, Robert Boone, Bruce Boudin, Jean Brainard, Joe Brautigan, Richard Bremser, Ray Brinkmann, Rolf-Dieter Brodecky, William Brodey, James Brown, Rebecca Brownstein, Michael Bukowski, Charles Bunting, Basil (Tour) Burckhardt, Rudy Burroughs, William Burton, Scott Cage, John Carey, Steve Carroll, Jim Carroll, Paul

49. Jacket 13 - Contents Page
    magazine. clark coolidge feature edited by Nate Dorward. clark coolidgeten poems. Tom Orange An Interview with clark coolidge. Tom  
    http://www.zip.com.au/~jtranter/jacket13/
    
    Extractions: Poems: Jeanne Marie Beaumont : Skill (A.M.) Frances Padorr Brent : Porcelain Blue Boat Leonard Brink : A.Q. Avery Burns Barbara Campbell : Parable for a Marriage Long Sought Diane Di Prima : Sonnet Sequence Jocelyn Emerson : The Conflagration Clayton Eshleman on Henry Darger Phillip Foss : Strung Drew Gardner : From Water Table Karen Garthe : Victorian Reading Bob Harrison : Rock Hard Pins Charles O. Hartman : Tambourine Kelly Holt : From Study for the Other Paul Hoover : Sixteen Jackies Michael Ives : two poems Susen James : Filter Devin Johnston : two poems John Kinsella : Fog and Linnets Philip Kobylarz : Preen John Latta : two poems Lisa Lubasch : Vicinities Maureen McLane : two poems : Three-Auricled Heart Geoffrey : Impressions: 1929 Peter : With More Passionate Flying Greg Purcell Martha Ronk : three poems Lisa Samuels : two poems Spencer Selby : Bargain Kerri Sonnenberg : three poems Cole Swensen : four poems Barbara Tomash : Nude in the Bath Terence Winch : two poems Andrew Zawacki : From Masquerade

50. Books By Clark Coolidge
    ClarkCoolidge. Filmography. •, The Beat Generation An American Dream.  
    http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/Author/Coolidge, Clark

51. I274750: Magdelena ACHENBACH (13 APR 1810 - )
    _Elijah Harroun clark _ _Oliver clark _Patience ELLIS _ Georgeclark _Jeremiah DOW _ _Mehitable DOW _ J Warren coolidge.  
    http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0099/g0000043.htm
    
    Extractions: Escar A ADAMS Fodell L ADAMS Ollie J ADAMS ... INDEX !NAME: OUR KIN, PG. 146. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:32:10 2003. Family 1 Caroldeen MCGAUGHEY Deeleen Diane ARMSTRONG Larele Lynn ARMSTRONG Charles August ARMSTRONG ... INDEX This person is presumed living. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:32:10 2003. Father: Harry BARLETT

52. Poetry Daily Feature: Maureen McLane
    as Jacket 13 (Australia) Special Feature clark coolidge (Edited by Nate Dorward;Tom Orange, An Interview with clark coolidge; clark coolidge, Ten Poems  
    http://www.poems.com/newammcl.htm
    
    Extractions: Poetry and Fiction: Clayton Eshleman, Cole Swensen, Lisa Samuels, Phillip Foss, Diane Di Prima, Mong-Lan, Linh Dinh, Mark McMorris, John Kinsella, Paul Hoover, Peter O'Leary, Devin Johnston, Lisa Lubasch, Martha Ronk, Maureen McLane, Terence Winch, Geoffrey O'Brien, Spencer Selby, John Latta, Michael Ives, Kerri Sonnenberg, Andrew Zawacki, Philip Kobylarz, Charles O. Hartman, Jocelyn Emerson, Jeanne Marie Beaumont, Karen Garthe, Barbara Campbell, Barbara Tomash, Frances Padorr Brent, Susen James, Drew Gardner, Avery Burns, Kelly Holt, Leonard Brink, Greg Purcell, Bob Harrison

53. George Rogers Clark NHP: Historic Structures Report (Chapter 2)
    coolidge. Following coolidge's election in 1924, Emison had discussedClark's conquest of the Old Northwest with the President. After  
    http://www.cr.nps.gov/history/online_books/gero/hsr2a.htm
    
    Extractions: Congress Acts and a Clark Memorial is Assured (continued) B. The Establishment of a National Commission Legislation is Introduced and Hearings Held Indiana sponsors of a Clark Memorial had always planned to seek and receive Federal support, as well as the creation and participation by other State commissions. Concurrent with legislative action in the Indiana General Assembly, Senator James E. Watson and Representative Will R. Wood, both of Indiana, introduced companion resolutions in the short session of the 69th Congress. They called for establishment of a George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Commission and expenditure of Federal funds for a memorial at Vincennes. The legislation was referred to the respective Library Committees of the Senate and House and hearings scheduled. [ The Joint Committee of the Library, with Senator Simeon Fess of Ohio presiding, held several meetings to consider the resolutions. At a public hearing, a number of prominent people appeared before Fess' Committee to urge passage of the concurrent Joint Resolutions. Among those appearing were: Senators James E. Watson and Arthur R. Robinson of Indiana; Representative Will Wood; Chairman Fortune of the George Rogers Clark Commission; Historians Ross Lockridge, J. Franklin Jameson, Elbert J. Benton, Christopher B. Coleman, and Milo M. Quaife; Msgr. Francis H. Gavisk; John C. Doolan, chairman of the Kentucky Historical Society on the George Rogers Clark Memorial; Logan Hay, President of the Lincoln Centennial Association; former Governor A. O. Eberhart of Minnesota; and Joseph B. Kealing, Republican National Committeeman from Indiana. [

54. George Rogers Clark NHP: Historic Structures Report (Chapter 2)
    a local attorney and leader in the Republican party, was instrumental in winningthe support of President coolidge for the construction of the clark Memorial.  
    http://www.cr.nps.gov/history/online_books/gero/hsr2.htm
    
    Extractions: Congress Acts and a Clark Memorial is Assured A. Establishment of the Indiana George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Commission The Organization of a Clark Sesquicentennial Committee Several citizens of Vincennes, Indiana, in the mid-1920s became interested in commemorating the sesquicentennial of the capture of Fort Sackville by George Rogers Clark and his "big knives." One of these was D. Frank Culbertson. During the 1925 session of the Indiana General Assembly, Culbertson called on Dr. Christopher B. Coleman, director of the State Historical Bureau. He told Coleman of the proposal to construct a new Wabash River bridge at the foot of Vigo Street, and suggested that the Indiana Historical Society erect a statue of Clark near the Indiana approach to the bridge. At this time the site of Fort Sackville, which was the key to Clark's winning of the Old Northwest, was covered by a warehouse, an old grain elevator, a feed mill, and a number of second- and third-rate boarding houses, interspersed with weed patches. The only indication that this was a site of great historic importance was the little marker erected in 1905 by the Daughters of the American Revolution. [ Dr. Coleman had recently read of plans to re-enact in Massachusetts on April 19, 1925, the rides of Paul Revere and William Dawes to commemorate the sesquicentennial of that event. This suggested to Coleman the possibility of using the 150th anniversary of the surrender of Fort Sackville for the "rescue of its site and of Clark and his associates from the . . . oblivion into which they had fallen."

55. (Ephraim CLARK - John D'OYLY )
    Ephraim clark ( ) Mary clark ( - ) Elizabeth clarkE ( - ) Agnes COKEFIELD ( -) Martha COLE 1662/1663) Jane COOKE ( - ) (John) Calvin coolidge (4 JUL 1872  
    http://merrill.olm.net/family/bush1/index/ind0007.html

56. L I B R A R Y O F C O N G R E S S A M E R I C A N M E M O R Y
    speeches dating back to the time of the vicepresidency also come from the papersof Edward Tracy clark, another of President coolidge's private secretaries.  
    http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/ndl/ndldemo/coolidge1/coolnotes.html
    
    Extractions: L I B R A R Y O F C O N G R E S S A M E R I C A N M E M O R Y Another major holding of Coolidge papers, with more personal materials, resides at the Forbes Library in Northampton, Massachusetts, in the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Room. Although the presidential papers that remain do not, by and large, include letters, or replies to letters, by Coolidge himself, the material, much of it "case" correspondence sent by ordinary citizens and businessmen to the White House, offers insight into what people were thinking and feeling about economic issues and about Coolidge himself during the decade. In so doing, the letters also provide indirect glimpses of Coolidge as policy-maker. The presidential papers were organized during Coolidge's time in office into "case files," which bear the names of correspondents, government departments and agencies, and issues or concepts that were judged, presumably by the volume or importance of the correspondence, to deserve files of their own. Researchers should look forward to "paging through" the case files for themselves; only a few key documents in each case file have been singled out for annotation in the bibliographic record, to give readers a sense of what they can anticipate finding in the larger file. In addition, "reading copies" of 59 Coolidge speeches, preserved in the Library of Congress in the personal papers of presidential secretary

57. Newsletter
    Review of MINE The One That enters the Stories by clark coolidge (The Figures,1982). by Bernadette Mayer. What's the risk in writing of everything?  
    http://www.poetryproject.com/newsletter/mayerrev.html
    
    Extractions: (The Figures, 1982) What's the risk in writing of everything? Mine 's a kind of novel or musings on one. Though the words were written and printed, Mine is a set of meditations that hovers about an unwritten book: "The plot would be prehensile barbells. Or the man who attached his fingers to his wife's nipple for the rest of their days. For belief is useless at the razor, the hailing quotation of mind's lining." (p.34) Should the book being thought about be written, it would be by the readers of Mine , a little joke about the work perpetrated by (the) Mine author whose words collect and fly over the unwritten texts of others with a didactic message about language and the human brain, or, layers of the earth's surfaces, whatever is between thought and fiction, art and science, the hovering kinds of flying and outright outer space and the caves and mineral centers below. The analogy too is to the stance of the upright human body or to a house or home like the heads of the miners in the cover photo, the bodies of their confreres above them, their implacably unmoving hands which will work and soon be moving as expression but not now, a reflection of the problem of meaning as language stands in a stanza or room or paragraph or moment.

58. Forum Find Search Results...
    Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Collins, Ace Collins, Billy ComptonBurnett, Ivy Conners,Peter Conrad, Joseph Conroy, Pat Cook, Robin coolidge, clark coolidge, Susan  
    http://www.forumfind.com/directory.php/search::cat/category::10657/

59. POETRY FROM ZYZZYVA
    Joshua, Three poems, 35 Coleman, Wanda, Refugee from Vacaville, 2 Coleman, Wanda,Sorceress of Muntu, 52 coolidge, clark Tossed Elegy, 64 Conoley, Gillian  
    http://www.zyzzyva.org/published.poetry.htm

60. Authors: C
    Cook, Glen. Cook, Lyn. Cook, Robin. Cookson, Catherine. coolidge, clark. coolidge,Susan. Cooney, Caroline. Cooper, James Fenimore. Cooper, Jane. CooperPosey, Tracy.  
    http://www.artistactoractress.com/author/c/

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