Martin Luther King, Jr.: A ProfileC. Eric Lincoln Macmillan, 1970 - 232 pages |
Contents
When the Man and the Hour Are Met | 7 |
Montgomery America | 40 |
Martin Luther King and the Republican White House | 72 |
The Highroad to Destiny | 90 |
Crowned with Crises | 113 |
The Letter from Birmingham Jail | 128 |
The Conservative Militant | 144 |
When Nonviolence Meets Black Power | 157 |
The Crisis of Powerless Morality | 181 |
The Consequences of Decision | 212 |
Was Martin Luther King a Marxist? | 228 |
Black TheologyBlack Church | 243 |
Legacy of a Dream | 260 |
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