Clement Wood
Clement Wood (1888–1950) was an American lawyer, poet and jurist.
Also recorded as Clement Richardson Wood
Biography
Also worked under the name Alan Dubois.
Born at Tuscaloosa in 1888, died in 1950.
Clement Wood studied at Yale Law School and University of Alabama. The recorded working language is English.
The field of work recorded is American literature.
Residence is recorded at Greenwich Village and Birmingham. Employment is recorded with New York University, Barnard School for Boys and Upton Sinclair.
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Greenwich Village and Birmingham
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Tuscaloosa
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