King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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Page 171
... Birmingham , " columnist James Reston wrote after a visit , " is that it seems so advanced industrially and so retarded politically . " Although it is the major center for the production of iron and steel in the South , Birmingham gave ...
... Birmingham , " columnist James Reston wrote after a visit , " is that it seems so advanced industrially and so retarded politically . " Although it is the major center for the production of iron and steel in the South , Birmingham gave ...
Page 203
... Birmingham pact ? Did it still hold ? Mayor Hanes spoke for the extremists : " Martin Luther King is a revolutionary ... Birmingham , and hundreds of municipal and state officers were patrolling the streets . Birmingham's return to order ...
... Birmingham pact ? Did it still hold ? Mayor Hanes spoke for the extremists : " Martin Luther King is a revolutionary ... Birmingham , and hundreds of municipal and state officers were patrolling the streets . Birmingham's return to order ...
Page 407
... Birmingham Jails 1,000 More , " New York Times , May 7 , 1963 , p . 33 . 194 more turmoil : Foster Hailey , " Dogs & Hoses Repulse Negroes , " New York Times , May 4 , 1963 , p . 1 . 194 thankful prayer meeting : Foster Hailey , " ...
... Birmingham Jails 1,000 More , " New York Times , May 7 , 1963 , p . 33 . 194 more turmoil : Foster Hailey , " Dogs & Hoses Repulse Negroes , " New York Times , May 4 , 1963 , p . 1 . 194 thankful prayer meeting : Foster Hailey , " ...
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and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
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