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100	1 |aClark, James,|d1923-
245	10|aJames Clark diaries,|f1951-1953.
300	|a1 box (.17 linear ft.)
351	|aUnprocessed.
545	|aJames Royston Clark (1923- ), son of Dorothy Eckersley, was second-in-command to Nazi collaborator William Joyce ("Lord Haw-Haw").
520	|aFive diaries or commonplace books written in 1951 and 1953, the early ones chiefly concerning art and architecture; in volume 4 a wartime reminiscence begins.
546	|aIn English.
600	10|aClark, James,|d1923-
600	10|aJoyce, William,|d1906-1946.
650	0|aCollaborationists.
655	7|aDiaries.|2aat
506	0 |aOpen for research.
541	0 |cPurchase;|aRichard M. Ford, LTD;|b70 Chaucer Road, London, W3 6DP United Kingdom;|d2012 October 18;|e2012M-85;|h$2940.70 (Sidney J. Watts Fund).|5hou
852	8 |bHOU|cB|hMS Eng 1717