King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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Page 369
... Campaign further shook their confidence . For the moment , the Urban League and the NAACP refrained from public comment , but no special powers of divination were required to know that they disapproved . Martin threw himself into the ...
... Campaign further shook their confidence . For the moment , the Urban League and the NAACP refrained from public comment , but no special powers of divination were required to know that they disapproved . Martin threw himself into the ...
Page 385
... Campaign , " Ralph Abernathy has admitted recently . Just as he had called for a moratorium on racial demonstrations during the 1964 elec- tions , in order to insure a Johnson victory , four years later Martin concluded that the risks ...
... Campaign , " Ralph Abernathy has admitted recently . Just as he had called for a moratorium on racial demonstrations during the 1964 elec- tions , in order to insure a Johnson victory , four years later Martin concluded that the risks ...
Page 395
... campaign followed the scenario of a morality play set in the South , replete with vicious dogs and sheriffs and brutalized black women and children , it was in the interests , the moral as well as political interests , of the civilizing ...
... campaign followed the scenario of a morality play set in the South , replete with vicious dogs and sheriffs and brutalized black women and children , it was in the interests , the moral as well as political interests , of the civilizing ...
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and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
Copyright | |
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