King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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Page 51
... ministers , " Martin confessed , " presented a special problem . " Mrs. Rob- inson less charitably charged that they ... ministerial torpor of Montgomery . Short and corpulent , deliberate of move- ment , slow and confidential in speech ...
... ministers , " Martin confessed , " presented a special problem . " Mrs. Rob- inson less charitably charged that they ... ministerial torpor of Montgomery . Short and corpulent , deliberate of move- ment , slow and confidential in speech ...
Page 89
... ministers agreed to hold a sub- sequent meeting one month later in New Orleans . Slightly less than one hundred ministers converged upon New Or- leans in mid - February . The title of their organization under- went two rapid alterations ...
... ministers agreed to hold a sub- sequent meeting one month later in New Orleans . Slightly less than one hundred ministers converged upon New Or- leans in mid - February . The title of their organization under- went two rapid alterations ...
Page 318
... ministers were invited to draw up a list of constructive proposals and to return shortly for another palaver . At the end of the month , the ministers returned with their proposals . Martin was unable to attend this conference also . He ...
... ministers were invited to draw up a list of constructive proposals and to return shortly for another palaver . At the end of the month , the ministers returned with their proposals . Martin was unable to attend this conference also . He ...
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and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
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