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Pamphlet printed by the War Office entitled 'The preparation of an attack with special reference to the fire plan'; the exercises and examples in the pamphlet were partly devised by Clarke whilst a General Staff Officer at the Small Arms School at Netheravon, Wiltshire, 1930-1932. Includes maps and sketches of the area, with alternative types of artillery support, objectives of the attack, the direction of enemy fire, and troop movements. Two copies. 1 vol and 10 additions.

Notes on Training in Bush Warfare (Crown Agents for the Colonies, London, 1938), for the use of the Royal West African Frontier Force, the King's African Rifles, and the Northern Rhodesia Regt, including instruction on marches, camps and bivouacs, information and communications, and warfare against several types of enemies. A handwritten note by Clarke states that this is a revised edition, drafted at Kaduma Headquarters, Nigeria, by himself and others. 1 vol.

Regimental standing orders, Nigeria Regiment, West African Frontier Force'. 1 vol.

Supplement to The London Gazette, number 39187, containing a copy of a despatch entitled 'Operations in Assam and Burma from 23rd June, 1944, to 12th November, 1944', submitted in 1945 by Gen Sir George James Giffard, former Commander in Chief, 11 Army Group, South East Asia Command. 27pp.

Supplement to The London Gazette, number 39171, containing a copy of a despatch entitled 'Operations in Burma and North-East India from 16th November 1943 to 22nd June, 1944', submitted in 1945 by Gen Sir George James Giffard, former Commander in Chief, 11 Army Group, South East Asia Command. 31pp.

Supplement to The London Gazette, number 38196, containing a copy of a despatch entitled 'The African campaign from El Alamein to Tunis, from 10th August, 1942, to 13th May, 1943', submitted in 1947 by FM Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander, 1st Viscount of Errigal, former Commander in Chief of the Middle East Forces and 18 Army Group. 49pp.

Report of the Commission of Enquiry into Disturbances in the Gold Coast, 1948 (HMSO, London, 1948) produced by the Colonial Office. 1 vol.

Statement by His Majesty's Government on the report of the Commission of Enquiry into Disturbances in the Gold Coast (HMSO, London, 1948), produced by the Colonial Office. 1 vol.

A Short Historical Background to some of the exhibits in the Regimental Museum, Nigerian Military Forces, by Capt H A J W Stacpoole, of the Queen's Own Nigeria Regt. 1 vol.

Programme for the Trooping of the Colour by 4 Bn, Nigeria Regt, Royal West African Frontier Force, on HM King George V's birthday. 8pp.

Pamphlet printed by the War Office entitled 'The Cardwell reforms-a retrospect', by Gen Sir Robert Dundas Whigham, explaining the system of British military administration in 1868, and the reforms which followed. 8pp.

Incomplete draft article by Clarke entitled 'Bush and jungle warfare', and highlighting the modifications necessary to the principles of war during such operations. 5pp.

Pamphlet entitled 'Extracts from notes on training in bush warfare', printed by the Government Printer at Accra, West Africa, and comprising selections from 2/5. 1 vol.

Maps illustrating the southern part of the British invasion of Italian-held Abyssinia during World War Two, undertaken from Kenya by the East Africa Force, including men of the Royal West African Frontier Force, 1940-1941.

Maps illustrating Allied operations in South Arakan, Burma, 1945, especially the role played by 82 (West African) Div in the pursuit from Myohaung, operations on the Tamandu-An road, and the final clearance of the area.

Maps illustrating the operations of 81 (West African) Div in Burma as part of British 15 Corps, 1943-1944, notably in the Kaladan Valley.

Maps illustrating Allied operations in Burma, 1944-1945, especially the part played by 81 (West African) and 82 (West African) Divs in operations in Arakan, notably the advance down the Kaladan Valley, the Mayu offensive and the Battle of Myohaung.