The Life of Dr. John Clarke
A Letter to Mr. John Clarke ... Wherein is shew'd-that he hath treated the learned Dr. Clarke very unfairly ... And, that his heavy charge against the author of Beauty and Virtue, may, with more reason, be retorted upon himself
Introduction à la syntaxe latine... trad. par de Wailly. John Clarke
A Farther Examination of Dr. Clarke's Notions of Space, With Some Considerations on the Possibility of Eternal Creation, in Reply to Mr. John Clarke's Third Defence of Dr. Samuel Clarke's Demonstration &c
Tinkering
A Critical Review of the Life, Character, Miracles, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, in a series of letters to Dr. Adam Clarke
A Defence of Dr. [Samuel] Clarke's Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God
A Third Defence of Dr. Clarke's Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God. Being a Vindication of the Two Former Defences, in Answer to a Pamphlet, Entitled, Dr. Clarke's Notions of Space Examin'd, &c. By John Clarke
Reverend John Clarke Correspondence
Last Dying Speech, Birth, Parentage, and Education, of that Unfortunate Malefactor, John Clarke, who was Executed this Day on a Tempory [sic] Gallows ... for the Murder of Elizabeth Mann, His Fellow-servant, Whom He Got with Child, and Then Murdered. With an Affecting Letter Written by Him to His Wife and Three Children the Night Before His Execution
Dr. Clarke's Notions of Space examin'd. In vindication of the translator [i.e. Edmund Law] of Archbishop of King's Origin of Evil. Being an answer to two late pamphlets [by John Clarke], intitled, the one A Defence of Dr. Clarke's Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God, &c. The other A Second Defence, &c
FARTHER EXAM OF DR CLARKES NOT
A Sermon delivered at the interment of the Reverend J. Clarke ... who expired suddenly, etc
A Third Defence of Dr. Clarke's Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God. Being a Vindication of the Two Former Defences, in Answer to a Pamphlet, Entitled, Dr. Clarke's Notions of Space Examin'd, &c. By John Clarke A.B. Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
John Clarke
A Farther Examination of Dr. Clarke's Notions of Space, with Some Considerations on the Possibility of Eternal Creation, in Reply to Mr. John Clarke's Third Defence of Dr. Samuel Clarke's Demonstration &C
The Occasional Discourses of the Late Reverend John Clarke, D.D., Pastor of the First Church in Boston