Leadership

• Clement Studebaker (born 1831, died 1901)

  American wagon and carriage maker.

  • Founded H.& C. Studebaker, which later evolved into an important automobile manufacturing company (see list of Miscellaneous Business Leaders)
• Clement I - XIV

  Fourteen Roman Catholic popes served under this name, from Clement I (88-97) to Clement XIV (1769-1774).

  • Clement V (1305-1314), the first pope at Avignon, encouraged the study of Hebrew, Syriac and Arabic in the universities of Oxford, Paris, Bologna and Salamanca; the Church of England broke away from Rome under Clement VII (1523-1534) (see list of Religious Leaders)

The Literary World

• Clément Marot (died 1544)

  Leading poet of the French Renaissance, also known for his translations.

  • Wrote L''Enfer (see list of Writers of the 16th Century)
• Clement C. Moore (born 1779, died 1863)

  American poet.

  • Wrote ''''A Visit From Saint Nicholas'''' (see list of Writers of the Romantic Period (1785-1830))