King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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Page 69
... struggle . " From that night on , " Martin told Coretta , " my commitment to the struggle for freedom was stronger than ever before . " He spoke for the people he was leading , as well . " Let us keep moving with the faith that what we ...
... struggle . " From that night on , " Martin told Coretta , " my commitment to the struggle for freedom was stronger than ever before . " He spoke for the people he was leading , as well . " Let us keep moving with the faith that what we ...
Page 83
... struggle for freedom in Montgomery , " he shouted in the middle of a prayer . " Cer- * tainly I don't want to die . But if anyone has to die , let it be me . " Several associates helped Martin to his chair . For the moment , he was ...
... struggle for freedom in Montgomery , " he shouted in the middle of a prayer . " Cer- * tainly I don't want to die . But if anyone has to die , let it be me . " Several associates helped Martin to his chair . For the moment , he was ...
Page 169
... struggle . Mistakes had certainly been made , but important lessons had been derived from them . More- over , he argued that the exercise of mass resistance to social evil would ultimately be redemptive . Albany blacks would never again ...
... struggle . Mistakes had certainly been made , but important lessons had been derived from them . More- over , he argued that the exercise of mass resistance to social evil would ultimately be redemptive . Albany blacks would never again ...
Contents
and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
Copyright | |
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