King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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... established a va- riety of " service " enterprises ( black businesses servicing the black market ) such as dry - cleaning businesses , a drugstore , a mortgage association , a construction concern , and a Ten- nessee coal - mining ...
... established a va- riety of " service " enterprises ( black businesses servicing the black market ) such as dry - cleaning businesses , a drugstore , a mortgage association , a construction concern , and a Ten- nessee coal - mining ...
Page 119
... established . However , it was possible to construe Title II of the bill , providing stiff provisions for punishment of individuals crossing state lines . to foment violence , as a Southern - inspired weapon to smite the sit - in ...
... established . However , it was possible to construe Title II of the bill , providing stiff provisions for punishment of individuals crossing state lines . to foment violence , as a Southern - inspired weapon to smite the sit - in ...
Page 203
... established a command post in the Federal Building in Birmingham , and hundreds of municipal and state officers were patrolling the streets . Birmingham's return to order was reassuringly complete by the end of the day . The U.S. ...
... established a command post in the Federal Building in Birmingham , and hundreds of municipal and state officers were patrolling the streets . Birmingham's return to order was reassuringly complete by the end of the day . The U.S. ...
Contents
and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
Copyright | |
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