Richard Clarke
October 27, 1950
Richard Alan Clarke dedicated three decades to public service, focusing on national security and counter-terrorism. His career involved roles within the State Department and pivotal positions on the National Security Council across multiple presidential administrations. Clarke gained prominence for his vocal criticism of the pre-9/11 counter-terrorism response and the decision to go to war in Iraq, making him a controversial yet influential figure in national security discourse.
An Essay On the Number Seven. Wherein the Duration of the Church of Rome, and of the Mahometan Imposture: The Time Also of the Conversion of the Jews
Richard ClarkeThe Nabob: Or, Asiatic Plunderers. A Satyrical Poem, In A Dialogue Between A Friend And The Author. To Which Are Annexed, A Few F
Richard Clarke