King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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... President Nixon responded favorably to Martin's May 15 letter requesting a conference . Bayard Rustin , serving as his special assistant , carefully pre- pared a memorandum to assist Martin and ... President to convey to President 94 King.
... President Nixon responded favorably to Martin's May 15 letter requesting a conference . Bayard Rustin , serving as his special assistant , carefully pre- pared a memorandum to assist Martin and ... President to convey to President 94 King.
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A Critical Biography David L. Lewis. 4. Ask the Vice - President to convey to President Eisenhower that the latter should take the civil rights issue to the nation as he did his struggle for the foreign - aid bill . 5. Call on Nixon to ...
A Critical Biography David L. Lewis. 4. Ask the Vice - President to convey to President Eisenhower that the latter should take the civil rights issue to the nation as he did his struggle for the foreign - aid bill . 5. Call on Nixon to ...
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... President's action . Martin , of course , gave the President's speech an enthusiastic endorsement , writing in Saturday Review that Johnson " made one of the most eloquent , unequivocal , and passionate pleas for human rights ever made ...
... President's action . Martin , of course , gave the President's speech an enthusiastic endorsement , writing in Saturday Review that Johnson " made one of the most eloquent , unequivocal , and passionate pleas for human rights ever made ...
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and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
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