Letter from Andrew Inglis Clark to [Henry Bournes] Higgins, Hobart, Tasmania, 1900

Letter from Andrew Inglis Clark to [Henry Bournes] Higgins, Hobart, Tasmania, 1900 regarding Clark's article in the Daily Telegraph of 31 October which contained the printer's 'outrageous blunders'. C4/C20

Letters from Andrew Inglis Clark to Mr. Irvine, Hobart, Tasmania, 1907

Letters from Andrew Inglis Clark to Mr. Irvine regarding Judiciary Bills C4/C213, C4/C214

Letter from Andrew Inglis Clark, Tasmania to the Attorney General Herbert Nicholls, 12 Jan 1904

Letter from Andrew Inglis Clark, Tasmania to the Attorney General Herbert Nicholls, 12 Jan 1904, stating that Clark had not made any recommendation for the appointment of a Judge's Associate. C4/C24

Natural Rights; a paper submitted to the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia, July 24, 1900

Natural Rights by Justice A. Inglis Clark, a paper submitted to the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia, July 24, 1900 C4/F23

Andrew Inglis Clark, letter from N. Jones clerk of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 29 Sept 1899 and 14 Sept 1900

Letter to Andrew Inglis Clark from N. Jones, Clerk of the American Academy of Political and Social Science regarding reprints of his article on 'Natural Rights' which appeared in their Journal - C4/C13. and a letter regarding his membership of the Academy and subscription to the Annals of the Academy - C4/C14

Essay 'The evils of monarchy'

Essay 'The evils of monarchy' C4/F.4

Essay: 'The Constitution of the United States of America (or the essential character of a federal government)

Essay: 'The Constitution of the United States of America (or the essential character of a federal government) C4/F

Essay: 'Machinery and ideals in politics'

Essay: 'Machinery and ideals in politics' C4/F2

Andrew Inglis Clark's visit to the U.S.A., 1897.

Letter of introduction of Andrew Inglis Clark from George W Bell, U.S. Consul General in Australia, March 15th 1897. C4/C391(12

Speech given at American Independence Anniversary dinner, with programme

Speech given at American Independence Anniversary dinner, with programme. C4/F.33